Sheikh Mohamed and Emmanuel Macron witness an MOU signing ceremony, at the Versailles Grand Trianon. The two conutries signed a number of agreements and memoranda of understanding aimed at enhancing bilateral relations in various fields. (Photo: WAM)
The United Arab Emirates (UAE) and France signed a number of agreements and memoranda of understanding aimed at strengthening bilateral relations in various vital fields, the Emirates News Agency (WAM) reported.
This comes within the framework of the visit of UAE President Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan to France.
President Emmanuel Macron said in a tweet on Tuesday, after signing the agreements and memoranda, that “the comprehensive strategic partnership with the UAE will contribute to strengthening relations between the two countries more than ever.”
Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed took to Twitter and wrote, “I witnessed alongside President Macron an MoU signing to establish a strategic energy partnership between the UAE & France – advancing our collaboration in this priority sector. Through such sustainable economic ties, we continue to strengthen the bonds between our two nations.”
On Monday, July 18, Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed was welcomed at a formal reception ceremony in Paris, to mark the start of his inaugural state visit to France. Following the reception, the UAE’s President went to Élysée Palace to meet French President Emmanuel Macron.
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