UAE President explores bilateral relations with Iraqi PM

UAE President-Iraqi Prime Minister discuss bilateral ties - GCC Business News
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By Shilpa Annie Joseph, Sr. Content Head
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The UAE and Iraq have reaffirmed their strong bilateral ties and explored new opportunities to enhance cooperation across various sectors during the recent high-level discussions aimed at strengthening collaboration between the two nations.

UAE President His Highness Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan met with His Excellency Mohammed Shia’ Al Sudani, Prime Minister of the Republic of Iraq, during an official working visit to the UAE.

During their meeting, the two leaders discussed avenues to strengthen bilateral cooperation, focusing on developmental and economic sectors. They emphasized the importance of aligning joint efforts with the national priorities of both countries to achieve sustainable growth and deliver tangible benefits to their peoples.

The UAE President and the Iraqi Prime Minister also exchanged views on a range of regional and international issues of mutual interest. Their discussions covered the latest developments in the Middle East, highlighting the need for dialogue, stability, and collaborative approaches to address shared challenges.

They emphasized the need to establish a clear path to lasting peace and the advancement of diplomatic initiatives that support the region’s security, stability, and development. They also underscored the importance of building on recent international recognition of the State of Palestine as a step towards fulfilling the legitimate aspirations of the Palestinian people.

Furthermore, they affirmed the strength of UAE-Iraq relations and their shared commitment to further strengthening cooperation in a way that serves the interests of both countries and reinforces regional stability and security. They also underscored the need to enhance joint Arab action in light of the challenges facing the region.

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