UAE president, Iraqi PM discuss bilateral cooperation, latest global developments

UAE’s President Sheikh Mohamed Bin Zayed met with Mohammed Shiaa’ Al Sudani, Iraq’s prime minister, on Thursday and discussed ways of enhancing bilateral relations. (WAM)

• Two sides focus on economic, trade, investment, developmental sectors

ABU DHABI: UAE’s President Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al-Nahyan, and Mohammed Shia Al-Sudani, Iraq’s prime minister, discussed on Thursday ways of enhancing bilateral relations, and the prospects for joint cooperation between the two countries.
The meeting took place at Qasr Al Watan, reported the Emirates News Agency.
The two sides reviewed avenues of joint cooperation across economic, trade, investment and developmental sectors, as well as opportunities to further develop relations to deliver the two countries’ priorities for achieving progress and prosperity.
They also took stock of the latest regional and global issues of mutual interest and exchanged views on them, affirming their identical vision toward many issues, especially efforts aimed at finding peaceful settlements to regional disputes, and encouraging diplomatic efforts to fulfill the aspirations of the peoples in the region for stability and prosperity.