UAE Minister Reem Al Hashimy Visits Australia to Strengthen Bilateral Relations

 

The UAE Minister of State for International Cooperation, Reem Al Hashimy, visited Australia from 3rd May to 5th May to further enhance and promote bilateral relations between the two countries. The visit was aimed at strengthening cooperation between the UAE and Australia in various fields, especially in the economic and trade sectors.


During her visit, Al Hashimy met with Richard Marles, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Defence of Australia, to discuss ways to strengthen advanced relations between the two countries. The meeting also focused on reviewing ways to elevate ties and develop investment and economic opportunities.


The two sides praised the existing relations between the two countries in various fields and reaffirmed their keenness to further strengthen ties, especially in the economic and trade sectors, to achieve new levels of growth and prosperity to serve the aspirations and future-oriented visions of the two countries.


The objective of the meeting was to enhance cooperation between the two countries in the political, economic and trade fields. The discussions during the meeting centered on strengthening advanced relations between the two countries and exploring new areas of collaboration.


During the meeting, ways to strengthen advanced relations between the two countries were discussed, including cooperation in the fields of healthcare, education, renewable energy, and tourism. Al Hashimy also discussed the role played by UAE airlines in promoting tourism, trade and foreign direct investment between the two countries.



The visit by Al Hashimy to Australia is a clear indication of the UAE's commitment to strengthen its relations with other countries and enhance global cooperation. The UAE is keen to develop economic and trade ties with Australia, and this visit will undoubtedly provide a significant boost to the already strong relationship between the two countries.


In conclusion, the visit by the UAE Minister of State for International Cooperation to Australia highlights the importance of bilateral relations between the two countries. The discussions during the meeting focused on strengthening cooperation between the two countries in various fields, especially in the economic and trade sectors. This visit will undoubtedly lead to new levels of growth and prosperity and will provide significant benefits for both countries.

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