Abdullah bin Zayed and Egypt’s Foreign Minister Discuss Developments in Syria

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 In a significant diplomatic engagement, H.H. Sheikh Abdullah bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs of the UAE, held a phone call with Dr. Badr Abdel Ati, Minister of Foreign Affairs and Migration of Egypt. The conversation centered on the pressing developments in the Syrian Arab Republic and broader regional dynamics.



Emphasizing Syrian Sovereignty and Stability

During the call, Sheikh Abdullah underscored the importance of supporting Syria’s sovereignty and territorial integrity, reaffirming the UAE’s commitment to the security and stability of the Syrian people. His remarks reflected the UAE’s consistent stance on advocating for peaceful resolutions to regional conflicts and ensuring the welfare of the Syrian populace.

The two leaders emphasized the necessity of collaborative efforts to support Syria’s path to recovery and stability, acknowledging the significant challenges faced by the country.

Addressing Mutual Interests

In addition to discussing Syria, the call served as a platform to explore several issues of mutual interest. Both Sheikh Abdullah and Dr. Abdel Ati exchanged views on critical matters, highlighting the importance of maintaining strong bilateral ties between the UAE and Egypt. Their discussion reaffirmed the shared vision of both nations in addressing regional challenges through dialogue and collaboration.

Strengthening Regional Cooperation

This phone call highlights the UAE and Egypt's enduring commitment to fostering stability in the region. Both nations have played pivotal roles in advocating for diplomatic solutions to ongoing conflicts while supporting humanitarian efforts in crisis-affected areas like Syria.

A Shared Vision for Peace

The dialogue between Sheikh Abdullah and Dr. Abdel Ati underscores the importance of regional partnerships in navigating complex geopolitical landscapes. Their commitment to Syria’s sovereignty and the well-being of its people is a testament to the shared vision of peace, stability, and development across the Arab world.

As the UAE and Egypt continue to engage on critical regional issues, their collaboration reflects a broader commitment to addressing challenges and fostering long-term stability in the Middle East.

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