Sheikh Abdullah discusses UAE-India energy ties with Indian Foreign Minister
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Sheikh Abdullah bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs, met Indian External Affairs Minister Dr S. Jaishankar in Mumbai to discuss expanding bilateral cooperation and strengthening regional and international security.
The ministers reviewed relations under the UAE–India Comprehensive Strategic Partnership and Comprehensive Economic Partnership.
Their discussions covered economic cooperation, trade, investment, finance, culture and energy, alongside other areas supporting sustainable growth and prosperity in both countries.
Sheikh Abdullah said the countries’ historical ties demonstrated a partnership built on mutual trust, a shared vision and a commitment to common interests.
He said the UAE placed great importance on strengthening relations with India and building on progress achieved through the two partnerships.
The relationship was supported by a long history of cooperation and was gaining momentum, he added.
Sheikh Abdullah said this created opportunities to expand cooperation in sectors that support sustainable development, improve the competitiveness of both economies and strengthen their contribution to global economic growth.
The ministers also reviewed regional and international developments and discussed efforts to safeguard peace and security.
Sheikh Abdullah arrived in India on a working visit and was received by Mangal Prabhat Lodha, Maharashtra’s Minister for Skills, Employment, Entrepreneurship and Innovation, and other officials.