MADRID, 15 Feb. (EUROPA PRESS) –
The Crown Prince of the United Arab Emirates Mohamed bin Zayed met this Monday in Abu Dhabi with the President of Turkey, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, to strengthen bilateral relations and advance cooperation between the two countries.
Mohamed bin Zayed has stressed that he hopes that this “important visit will generate greater momentum to strengthen cooperation and build a new prosperous phase of associations for the greater good of the two countries, their peoples and all the nations of the region”, according to the WAM news agency.
“I was pleased to welcome Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan to the United Arab Emirates today. We discussed opportunities to strengthen our bilateral relations and witnessed the signing of several agreements aimed at expanding cooperation between our two countries,” Mohamed said. bin Zayeb.
Both parties would have signed at least thirteen agreements and memorandums of understanding in various areas, such as health, agriculture, transport, industry or climate action, initiatives that inaugurate a “new era in relations between Turkey and the United Arab Emirates” , as highlighted by the Turkish president on his social networks.
“The complementary nature of the two economies points to a potential far beyond current figures. The purpose of our visit is to realize this potential quickly,” Erdogan told a press conference ahead of the two-day visit to the country, according to collects the Turkish agency Anatolia.
In an interview with the aforementioned media, the Emirates Economy Minister, Abdullah bin Tuq al Marri, stressed that the region cannot tolerate more polarization and confrontation, emphasizing that more communication, integration and cooperation are required in various fields.
“The Emirates seeks to strengthen its relations with Turkey both politically and economically, with a focus on investment. Through this visit and the momentum that will result from it, the Emirates hopes to strengthen trade and joint cooperation in new economic sectors that will benefit the economies of both countries and of the region in general”, pointed out the Emirati minister.
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