UAE and French Presidents Discuss in Abu Dhabi Containing Spillover Effects of Regional Developments
Mohamed bin Zayed and Emmanuel Macron discussed ways to strengthen bilateral relations and contain the spillover effects of regional developments.
Translated by Qiyas from الجريدة — Original source
Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, President of the United Arab Emirates, and French President Emmanuel Macron held talks in Abu Dhabi today, discussing a number of regional and international issues and exchanging views on them.
The Emirates News Agency (WAM) stated: “The two sides reviewed during the meeting the developments in the Middle East region and the efforts made to contain their impact on maritime navigation security and global energy supplies, reaffirming their shared commitment to continuing coordination and cooperation to enhance the foundations of security, stability, and peace in the region for the benefit of all its peoples and countries.”
The meeting addressed the trajectory of the strategic relationship between the two countries and ways to broaden its horizons, particularly in economic, investment, energy, advanced technology, and artificial intelligence sectors, among other areas that serve the visions and aspirations of both nations toward achieving sustainable development and prosperity for their peoples.
The two presidents emphasized their commitment to continuing to support UAE-French cooperation in vital fields and advancing progress in joint projects, especially in energy, advanced technology, and artificial intelligence.
Macron arrived in Abu Dhabi today on an official visit to the UAE, where he was received by the UAE President.
