UAE, Syrian Leaders Meet in Abu Dhabi to Deepen Economic, Security Ties
The talks centered heavily on economic and development cooperation. The news agency reported the two leaders discussed "brotherly relations and various aspects of cooperation between the two countries and ways to enhance them, particularly in the development and economic fields, in a manner that serves their mutual interests and brings prosperity and growth to their peoples."
Beyond bilateral matters, the presidents exchanged views on a range of regional and international issues, with particular attention to developments across the Middle East and their potential impact on regional security and stability. According to the outlet, both leaders emphasized the importance of reinforcing the foundations of regional and international security and stability in ways that serve the interests of peoples and development.
Al-Sharaa's visit to the UAE began earlier Tuesday when he addressed the 24th edition of the Arab Media Summit at the Dubai World Trade Centre, serving as keynote speaker for a session titled "Syria of the Future."
WAM reported that the Syrian president departed the UAE at the conclusion of his visit, seen off by UAE Foreign Minister Sheikh Abdullah bin Zayed Al Nahyan and a number of accompanying officials.
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