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PM Mbabazi meets Egyptian PresidentPublish Date: Feb 06, 2013
PM Mbabazi meets Egyptian President
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Prime Minister Amama Mbabazi being received by Egyptian President Mohammed Morsi in Cairo.
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By Vision Reporter

Prime Minister Amama Mbabazi is in Egypt to attend the 12th session of Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC).


The Premier has held talks with Egyptian President Mohammed Morsi in Cairo, a statement from the Prime Minister office has said.



 

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