The Azerbaijani Embassy in Egypt will soon resume its normal activity, spokesman for the Azerbaijani Foreign Ministry Elman Abdullayev told media.

The events in Egypt essentially have not affected Azerbaijani travel agencies' work, Advisor to the Chairman of Azerbaijan Tourism Association (ATA) Muzaffar Agakerimov said on August 21.

Georgian tour companies were forced to cancel trips to Egypt due to the riots in Egypt and their losses constituted about $500, 000, Radio Commersant reported with the reference to the Georgian Tourism Association.

A plane carrying evacuated Azerbaijani citizens from Cairo landed in Baku on August 19, the Azerbaijani embassy in Egypt told Trend.

The Council of Foreign Ministers of the Cooperation Council of Turkic-Speaking States (CCTS) released a statement on the situation in Egypt on August 16.

Azerbaijan's Culture and Tourism Ministry urged Azerbaijani citizens not to travel to Egypt and tour companies to refrain from organizing tours to that country.

There are no Azerbaijani citizens among those injured in today's clashes in Egypt, the diplomatic mission told Trend on August 14.

No citizen of Georgia was harmed in the course of events in Egypt, Georgian Ambassador to Egypt Archil Dzuliashvili told journalists on July 4.

Due to the tense situation in Egypt, the families of Azerbaijani diplomats and some members of the diaspora were taken out of the country.

Turkey and Egypt have agreed with Iran's proposal to form an international petrochemical association similar to the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC).