RAMALLAH, Sept. 13 (Xinhua) -- Hamas Prime Minister Ismail Haneya postponed his visit to Egypt to next week, a Palestinian official said Thursday.
The visit was planned to take place Thursday but was postponed for "technical reasons," said Yousef Rizka, an aide to Haneya.
Haneya has a scheduled meeting with Egyptian Prime Minister Hesham Qandil, a spokesman said earlier this week.
On Wednesday, Hamas Minster of Economy Alaa Al-Rafati said that Haneya will discuss creating a trade zone along on the borders of the Hamas-controlled Gaza Strip with Egypt.
Hamas has been pushing to legalize its underground trade with Egypt to overcome the remaining Israeli restrictions on the Israeli-controlled crossing points with Gaza.
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