The Egyptian Foreign Ministry said on a statement on Wednesday that Cairo has agreed to resume diplomatic ties with Doha.
It comes in the wake of a joint declaration by Qatar and the Gulf nations, along with Egypt, being signed to resolve all disagreements with Doha following the over three-year conflict.
Last week, Egypt's Civil Aviation Authority announced the resumption of air service with Qatar and the lifting of an air embargo earlier imposed on the country’s airlines.
In 2017, the United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, Bahrain and Egypt cut diplomatic ties with Qatar, accusing it of meddling and sponsoring terrorism.
Several other countries later did the same while others downgraded their diplomatic ties with Doha and introduced a total blockade of the country.
Doha has consistently denied the accusations, insisting that its neighbours' discontent with the nation's economic successes was behind their hostile policies.
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