Tourism Minister Yehia Rashed met with Belarus’ ambassador to Cairo Sergei Rachkov, according to a release from the Belarusian Foreign Affairs Ministry. The pair discussed a number of issues, including “the issue of adding the Republic of Belarus to the list of countries whose citizens have the right to apply for e-visa for entry Egypt with tourist purposes.”
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