After years of animosity, Turkiye and Egypt are rebuilding their ties.
Diplomatic relations plunged when Egypt’s president overthrew democratically-elected leader Mohamed Morsi in 2013.
Turkiye has since hosted a number of Muslim Brotherhood figures who fled Egypt.
A decade later, attempts to mend their relationship could have widespread implications in the region that could affect political links, presidential elections and economies.
But what challenges do they face?
And what does it all mean for the region?

Presenter: Tom McRae

Guests
Yusuf Alabarda, security expert with Foundation for Political, Economic and Social Research.
Helin Sari Ertem, Associate Professor of International Relations at Istanbul Medeniyet University.
Khalil Al-Anani, Senior Fellow at Arab Center Washington DC.

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