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AlarabPolitics

UAE President and Netanyahu Discuss Bilateral Ties and Cooperation

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UAE President Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed met with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in the UAE to discuss bilateral relations and ways to strengthen them, according to the official Emirates News Agency.

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  • UAE President and Israeli PM met in the UAE.
  • They discussed bilateral relations and enhancing cooperation.
  • The official Emirates News Agency confirmed the visit.
UAE President and Netanyahu Discuss Bilateral Ties and Cooperation
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The official Emirates News Agency (WAM) confirmed the visit of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to the United Arab Emirates. During the visit, UAE President Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed met with Netanyahu to discuss the trajectory of bilateral relations between the two countries and explore avenues for their enhancement and development.

The meeting focused on strengthening the ties between the UAE and Israel, aiming to foster further cooperation and progress in various fields. The discussions underscored the commitment of both leaders to deepening the partnership established between their nations.

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