State Visit: Germany Wants to Deepen Partnership with the Emirates
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Germany and the United Arab Emirates want to expand their cooperation. Agreements on technology, energy, security and investment are planned.
The Federal Government is planning several billion-dollar agreements with the United Arab Emirates, such as investments, energy, defence and AI.
The relations between the United Arab Emirates and the Federal Republic of Germany are moving towards a new phase of strategic partnership, based on more than five decades of diplomatic relations and a growing build-up of trust, coordination and dialogue. The visit of His Highness Sheikh Mohammed Bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Head of State, to Germany is an important milestone in building on what has been achieved, expanding cooperation and strengthening…
A window in which Dr. Sultan Ahmed Al Jaber, Minister of Industry and Advanced Technology of the United Arab Emirates and Special Envoy of Emirates to Germany, said that his country relied on Germany as a site for industry and technology, proposed the establishment of an investment council with the aim of mobilizing long-term capital...
The President of the United Arab Emirates Begins a Visit to Germany, the First Since He Took Office.
Dubai: The President of the United Arab Emirates, Mohamed Bin Zayed Al Nahyan, began a visit to Germany, the first since he assumed the presidency of the country in 2022. According to the official United Arab Emirates News Agency, the Head of State arrived in Berlin on a State visit to Germany, without specifying the duration of the visit.
The diplomatic adviser to the President of the United Arab Emirates, Anwar Qurgash, confirmed his country ' s endeavour to strengthen cooperation with Germany in the field of defence as well as in the field of artificial intelligence. Prior to the visit of President Sheikh Mohammed Bin Zayed to Berlin, Qurgash said in statements to the German News Agency (DBA) that it was now time to elevate "very important" relations between the two countr…
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