By Staff Reporter
In a significant diplomatic engagement, Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, President of the United Arab Emirates, received Subrahmanyam Jaishankar, India’s Minister of External Affairs, in Abu Dhabi on Sunday.
During the meeting, Dr. Jaishankar conveyed warm greetings from Narendra Modi, along with wishes for the UAE’s continued stability and prosperity. In return, Sheikh Mohamed asked that his greetings and best wishes be extended to the Indian leader and the people of India.
The discussions focused on deepening cooperation under the UAE–India Comprehensive Strategic Partnership and the Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement, both seen as key pillars driving economic growth and bilateral collaboration between the two nations.
Beyond bilateral ties, the leaders exchanged views on ongoing developments in the Middle East, expressing concern over their broader impact on regional and global security. Particular attention was given to maritime security, energy supply stability, and the global economy.
The meeting also addressed recent tensions involving Iran, with both sides highlighting concerns over attacks targeting civilians and infrastructure in the region. India reaffirmed its solidarity with the UAE and supported measures aimed at safeguarding the country’s sovereignty and ensuring the safety of its people.
Senior UAE officials, including Hamdan bin Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum and Abdullah bin Zayed Al Nahyan, were also in attendance, underlining the importance of the visit at the highest levels of leadership.
This meeting reflects the growing strength of UAE–India relations, especially at a time when regional stability and global economic concerns remain at the forefront of international diplomacy.
