UAE and Turkey sign 13 agreements during Erdogan’s Visit

The United Arab Emirates and Turkey have signed 13 agreements and agreements on the promotion of bilateral cooperation in various fields, including defense and trade, during a meeting between Crown Prince Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan of Abu Dhabi and President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan.

According to the Turkish state news agency Anadolu, the two leaders discussed bilateral cooperation in the fields of defense, health, climate change, industry, technology, culture, agriculture, trade, economy, youth, youth, transportation, and disaster management, meteorology, communications and archives. And signed memoranda of understanding and agreements to promote ties.

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan arrived in Abu Dhabi on Monday for his first two-day visit to the United Arab Emirates in 2013. Before taking off from Turkey, he expressed hope that his visit would boost bilateral trade between the two countries.

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According to the UAE’s state news agency WAM, the two leaders met at the presidential palace in Abu Dhabi’s Qasr al-Watan and discussed bilateral relations and developments at the regional and international levels.

The two leaders emphasized that Turkey and the UAE share a common vision of strengthening security and stability in the region and supporting efforts to find a peaceful solution to the crisis.

The Crown Prince of Abu Dhabi said that the agreements and memoranda of understanding reached between the two countries during his visit to Turkey three months ago had laid the groundwork for restoring and promoting bilateral economic and trade partnerships.

He added that the UAE is keen to enhance cooperation with Turkey to meet the challenges facing the region through dialogue, consultation and diplomatic solutions.

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