President Abdel Fattah El Sisi and his Belarusian counterpart Alexander Lukashenko signed an extradition treaty during a meeting on Sunday, AMAY reported. The two countries signed nine other cooperation agreements and MoUs in trade, military production, culture, sports, irrigation and water resources, as well as environmental protection. The two presidents will also launch the Egyptian-Belarusian Business Forum today, which will focus on cooperation in heavy industries, according to Al Mal. 10 ministers and 40 companies from Belarus will be present at the forum, Al Ahram notes.
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