Abu Dhabi Crown Prince confirms UAE support for Pakistan’s economy

• Crown Prince takes over the day of the day in Pakistan on Thursday.
• The coherent and strong support of PM Lauds UAE for Pakistan.
• The mous signed in the areas of banking, mining, railways.

Prince of Abu Dhabi, Sheikh Halet bin Mohammed bin Zide, reiterated the UAE’s support for Pakistan’s economic growth and prosperity, as the two countries gave me the agreements to strengthen bilateral ties.

The statement came as Prince Prince took over a day of visit to Pakistan on Thursday, during which he held a meeting with Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif and discussed issues of bilateral interest.

This was Sheikh Khalid’s first official visit to Pakistan in his capacity as Crown Prince.

Prime Minister Shehbaz warmly welcomed the prince of Abu Dhabi, while confirming Pakistan’s determination to further strengthen historical and brothers ties between Pakistan and the UAE.

The one-on-one meeting between the two leaders was followed by dealership talks.

Recalling his most productive meeting with Sheikh Mohamed Bin Zayed Al Nahyan, UAE president in Abu Dhabi earlier this month, the prime minister said it was a matter of huge satisfaction that the two countries were now working closer than ever to turn their extraordinary politicians.

Prime Minister Shehbaz said that during his recent visit to Uzbek, the work of the Uzbekistan-Afghanistan-Pakistan and Uzbekistan was discussing a strong interest in the project.

He also said that the project would benefit the ports of Gwadar and Abu Dhabi and prove to be a change player for the whole area.

The prime minister has influenced the consistent and strong support of the UAE for Pakistan in various areas, including difficult times.

He deeply appreciated the strong interest that the UAE showed in expanding the investment portfolio in Pakistan and observed that recent successful investment initiatives between various Pakistani entities and ports of Abu Dhabi were a glittering example of this strong and constantly expanded cooperation.

On this occasion, both leaders also saw the exchange of many mouses and agreements between the two sides. The mous/aromestens were signed in the areas of banking, mining, infrastructure and railway development.

Meanwhile, in a position in X, the Prime Minister said: “He was honored to welcome Hh Sheikh Khaled bin mohamed bin zayed al Nahyan, Prince of Abu and president of Abu Dhabi’s Executive Council today.

“We have carried out the most fruitful discussions and decided to further enhance our excellent bilateral ties through enhanced trade in trade, investment and energy. With the encouragement and support of the UAE royal family, Pakistan-UAE ties are increasing!”

Zardari Lauds UAE’s steady support

Separately, the prince of the crown also held a meeting with President Asif Ali Zardari at Aiwan-E-SADR, where they confirmed their commitment to further enhance bilateral ties.

Pakistani president (PPP), Bilawal Bhutto-Zardari, First Lady Asefa Bhutto Zardari, Deputy Prime Minister Ishaq Dar and senior government officials attended the meeting.

Welcoming the prince, the president said that Pakistan and the UAE enjoyed long -term people and cultural bonds that extend to three generations and stressed the need to transfer this heritage to future generations to further pinch the historical bond.

He expressed Pakistan’s assessment of the UAE’s steadfast support in Pakistan and cooperation in various areas.

The president emphasized the importance of promoting closest economic and trade relations and called on UAE investors to explore new opportunities in Pakistan’s emerging sectors.

Prince Sheikh Halet bin Mohammed reiterated the UAE’s commitment to enhance his cooperation with Pakistan.

He said that the signed memorandum of the Mous (mous) during his visit reflected the confidence and constant relations between the two countries.