Three international leaders have visited the UAE in the past five days, elevating long-standing ties. They came from three different continents.
The UAE has long had close connections with Turkey, India, and Japan. The recent trips to these countries have strengthened those ties while also fostering new collaborations and partnerships in a range of areas, from commerce to space exploration.
The UAE’s status as a global partner has been cemented over the previous five days by historic agreements and pledges.
The three international leaders who have been in the nation since Saturday are listed below:
Following a two-day stay in France, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s stopover in the UAE on Saturday turned out to be a crucial visit, where several important agreements were signed and negotiated.
Modi was there for the exchanging of a memorandum of understanding that permits trade in local currencies (the dirham and rupee), so lowering the expenses associated with foreign exchange, with the President, His Highness Sheikh Mohamed Zayed Al Nahyan. In another arrangement, a real-time communications and payment system is linked together for quicker cross-border transactions.
Fumio Kishida, the prime minister of Japan
Taking UAE-Japan relations to a new level for the next 50 years was a major topic of conversation during Kishida’s first state visit to the nation on Monday.
