Berlin: H.H. Sheikh Abdullah bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs, held a meeting with Johann Wadephul, Minister of Foreign Affairs of Germany, during a working visit to the German capital. The meeting focused on reviewing the strategic relations between the UAE and Germany, with discussions centered on enhancing and developing these ties to serve the shared interests of both nations.
According to Emirates News Agency, the discussions between Sheikh Abdullah and Wadephul explored various avenues of bilateral cooperation. They identified opportunities to strengthen the comprehensive strategic partnership in multiple fields, including economic, investment, trade, and industrial sectors, alongside renewable energy, food security, and science and advanced technology.
Sheikh Abdullah emphasized that the UAE-Germany strategic relations represent a model of constructive cooperation, founded on a shared vision to support stability and foster prosperity. He noted that the ongoing growth of this partnership highlights the depth of ties between the two countries. Furthermore, he reiterated both nations' eagerness to expand joint cooperation, particularly in vital sectors that support comprehensive development and sustainable economic prosperity.
The meeting also addressed regional developments, with an emphasis on the serious situation following the Iranian missile attacks targeting the UAE and other regional countries. Both leaders reviewed the importance of intensifying international efforts to consolidate security and stability and to promote diplomatic solutions that could prevent further tension and escalation in the region.
The meeting included the attendance of Saeed Mubarak Al Hajeri, Minister of State; Abdulla Balalaa, Assistant Minister of Foreign Affairs for Energy and Sustainability; and Ahmed Alattar, UAE Ambassador to Germany.