Abdullah bin Zayed, the UAE’s minister of foreign affairs, met with Mevlüt avuşoglu, his Turkish counterpart, in Abu Dhabi to review the latest developments on the regional and global stage.
During the meeting, the two sides discussed the prospects for bilateral cooperation and partnership between the UAE and Turkey and the efforts to strengthen them in order to achieve the common interests of the two countries and their people, according to the Emirates News Agency.
The two sides also discussed a variety of issues of mutual interest, such as energy and food security, and they traded opinions on recent events on both the regional and global levels.
The Emirati minister responded by highlighting his nation’s eagerness to seize the chances presented to strengthen its collaboration with Turkey in all areas in a way that promotes both nations’ peoples’ development trajectories.
On the resumption of cooperation with the shipment of pimples across the Black Sea to international markets, Bin Zayed complimented his Turkish colleague.
He applauded Turkey’s outstanding efforts in upholding the accord that it had reached in July with Russia, the Ukraine, and the UN in Istanbul.
The Turkish Foreign Minister and the Emirati Foreign Minister discuss current regional events.
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