Holds meetings with senior UAE officials, including Minister of State Reem Al Hashimy; discussions cover diplomacy, culture, tourism, finance, investment and regional and global developments.
New Delhi/Abu Dhabi : Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri visited Abu Dhabi during a two-day visit to the United Arab Emirates (UAE), holding a series of meetings with senior UAE officials and dignitaries to review bilateral cooperation and explore new avenues of partnership.
During the visit, discussions covered several important areas of India-UAE engagement, including diplomacy, culture, tourism, finance and investment, along with regional developments and issues of mutual interest.
On the concluding day of his visit, Foreign Secretary Misri met Reem Al Hashimy, UAE Minister of State for International Cooperation and Special Envoy for India, in Abu Dhabi.
The two sides reviewed India-UAE relations across various sectors and discussed opportunities to further expand and strengthen bilateral cooperation. They also exchanged views on important regional and global developments, reflecting the shared interest of both countries in maintaining close coordination on matters of mutual concern.
India and the UAE have developed a broad-based partnership encompassing trade, investment, energy, defence, technology, education, culture and people-to-people exchanges. Regular high-level interactions between the two countries provide an important platform for taking forward this multifaceted relationship.
Foreign Secretary Misri’s visit reaffirmed the importance both sides attach to sustained diplomatic engagement and closer cooperation across emerging and established areas of the India-UAE partnership.