President: Our Relations with Azerbaijan Have Experienced Continuous Development and We Are Committed to Strengthening Them

Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, President of the UAE, and Ilham Aliyev, President of Azerbaijan, engaged in discussions about various aspects of cooperation between the two nations. Their dialogue focused on opportunities for further development, particularly in areas such as economy, investment, food security, renewable energy, and cultural exchange, among other sectors that contribute to mutual growth and represent a shared vision for the future.

This conversation took place as part of the comprehensive economic partnership that unites both countries. It occurred during Sheikh Mohamed’s visit to Karabakh, Azerbaijan, where President Aliyev warmly welcomed him, emphasizing that this visit solidifies the pathways of cooperation across various levels, benefiting both nations.

Sheikh Mohamed expressed his pleasure at visiting Azerbaijan and meeting President Aliyev, aiming to continue strengthening bilateral relations and exploring new avenues for economic and developmental cooperation, while enhancing mutual coordination that serves both parties’ interests.

He also noted that the comprehensive economic partnership agreement signed between the two countries in July marked a significant turning point in their economic relations and has a profound impact on achieving their common developmental goals.

Additionally, Sheikh Mohamed highlighted the significance of cultural collaboration, which plays an essential role in enhancing the relations between both nations. They share a commitment to preserving their rich and diverse cultural heritage, recognizing that cultural exchange serves as a bridge for communication and cooperation among people.

During the discussions, Sheikh Mohamed emphasized the continuous growth of UAE-Azerbaijan relations over the past decades, especially in developmental fields. He reaffirmed the mutual commitment to further bolster this cooperation, particularly in areas that align with their shared developmental objectives.

Both sides exchanged views on several regional and international issues of mutual interest, highlighting the importance of enhanced collaboration to establish a foundation of peace, stability, and security on both regional and global scales.

In this context, Sheikh Mohamed reiterated the UAE’s commitment to supporting efforts that promote peace, stability, and development for peoples in the region and around the world, underscoring the UAE’s significant focus on stability and peace in the Caucasus region.

The UAE is dedicated to enhancing its developmental partnerships with all countries, striving to ensure mutual prosperity and growth, and expressing hopes for the continuation of positive developments regarding the peace agreement between Azerbaijan and Armenia.

President Aliyev affirmed his commitment to building on the progress achieved in the bilateral relationship and to elevate UAE-Azerbaijan cooperation across various sectors.

He pointed out that Sheikh Mohamed’s visit serves as an opportunity to continue consultations and coordination on various regional and international issues of shared interest. At the conclusion of their talks, both leaders confirmed their mutual intent to capitalize on significant opportunities that would contribute to sustainable development in both nations, fostering stability in the region and the world.

Attending the discussions were members of Sheikh Mohamed’s delegation, including Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Deputy Head of the Presidential Court for Special Affairs, and several ministers and senior officials. Azerbaijani officials and ministers were also present for the meeting.

In related news, Sheikh Mohamed departed Karabakh yesterday, concluding his official visit to Azerbaijan. President Aliyev was at the forefront to bid farewell to Sheikh Mohamed and his accompanying delegation at Fuzuli International Airport.

Sheikh Mohamed had arrived in the Karabakh region yesterday for an official visit to Azerbaijan. Upon his arrival at Fuzuli International Airport, he was greeted by President Aliyev and several senior officials.

During the visit, Sheikh Mohamed was accompanied by a delegation that included Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Sheikh Mohammed bin Hamad bin Tahnoun Al Nahyan, and various ministers and senior officials.

Upon his arrival at the administrative building in the historic city of Shusha in the Karabakh region, Sheikh Mohamed was met with an official reception, accompanied by President Aliyev.

The national anthems of both the UAE and Azerbaijan were played, and Sheikh Mohamed received a salute from an honor guard. He departed from Karabakh yesterday, concluding his official visit to Azerbaijan with President Aliyev present to see him off at Fuzuli International Airport.

Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed stated

The comprehensive economic partnership agreement signifies a transformative milestone in our economic relations.

We share a commitment to preserving the rich and diverse cultural heritage of our nations.

The UAE places great importance on stability and peace in the Caucasus region.

President Ilham Aliyev remarked

Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed’s visit significantly bolsters cooperation across various levels.

We will continue our consultations and coordination on key regional and international issues of mutual interest.

We are committed to building upon the advancements achieved in our bilateral relations and enhancing cooperation.

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