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UAE Foreign Minister holds talks with his German counterpart
Shaikh Abdullah Bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Foreign Minister, on Thursday held talks at the Emirates Palace with Frank-Walter Steinmeier, German Foreign Minister, over latest regional and international developments. The German minister is visiting the UAE as part of a regional tour.
Abu Dhabi: Shaikh Abdullah Bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Foreign Minister, on Thursday held talks at the Emirates Palace with Frank-Walter Steinmeier, German Foreign Minister, over latest regional and international developments. The German minister is visiting the UAE as part of a regional tour.
As he welcomed his German counterpart, Shaikh Abdullah highlighted the flourishing bilateral cooperation between the friendly countries.
The two ministers also explored mechanisms of boosting bilateral relations and cooperation, particularly in areas of economy, culture, investment, education and technology.
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