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Congressional staffers visit Egypt
AmCham Egypt board members and veteran DoorKnock delegates welcomed
a visiting group of congressional staffers from Washington, DC for
a special lunch and roundtable discussion on January 21 at the Cairo
Marriott Hotel. Also in attendance were the head of the parliamentary
economic committee, Said El Alfy, and the assistant minister of
foreign affairs for North America, Reda Shehata.
The 10 staffers and two other congressional insiders, who were
in the country at the invitation of AmCham Egypt, had the opportunity
earlier in the week to meet with journalists from ++Al-Ahram Weekly++
for "an informal exchange of views on current issues,"
as the state-owned, English-language paper reported on January 23.
The staffers on the delegation are associated with Members of Congress
who serve on the Senate and House committees considered critical
for US-Egyptian relations. During their week-long visit, they also
met with high-ranking officials from several branches of the Egyptian
state apparatus.
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