UAE and India Foreign Ministers Meet in Abu Dhabi to Boost Strategic Ties
Sheikh Abdullah bin Zayed Al Nahyan, UAE Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs, held talks in Abu Dhabi with India’s Minister of External Affairs, Dr Subrahmanyam Jaishankar, to review the state of UAE‑India ties and explore ways to deepen cooperation under the existing strategic and economic frameworks.
Review of bilateral progress
The diplomats noted the continued advancement of bilateral cooperation across multiple sectors, including the economy, trade and investment, as well as other fields that support the development priorities of both nations. They discussed how the Comprehensive Strategic Partnership and the Comprehensive Economic Partnership between the UAE and India are being implemented and where further progress can be made.
Discussion of regional developments
The two ministers also exchanged views on the latest developments and the evolving situation in the region, assessing how these dynamics affect mutual interests and identifying areas for coordinated action.
Shared commitment to future cooperation
Sheikh Abdullah welcomed Dr Jaishankar, reaffirming the deep‑rooted, long‑standing relationship between the UAE and India and their shared determination to capitalise on available opportunities to advance cooperation in all sectors, support each other’s development plans and bring prosperity to their peoples.
