"Egypt and Turkey: Resolving a Decade-Long Rift with Focus on Gaza"

After nearly a decade of strained relations, Egypt and Turkey are working to mend ties, with Turkish President Erdogan set to visit Cairo at the invitation of President Sisi. The improvement in relations follows behind-the-scenes diplomatic efforts and signals of detente, including discussions about Turkey selling drones to Egypt. The normalization drive is part of Turkey's post-election foreign policy goals, with efforts to ameliorate relations with other countries in the region. The potential reset in relations between Egypt and Turkey could have significant implications for regional dynamics, including the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and other critical issues.
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