During a recent visit to the United Arab Emirates, Indian Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri engaged in talks aimed at bolstering economic ties and strategic cooperation between the two nations. Over the course of his visit on November 1–2, Misri met with key UAE officials to review progress on their comprehensive strategic partnership and explore new avenues for collaboration.
In Abu Dhabi, Misri held discussions with Reem Al Hashimy, the UAE Minister of State for International Cooperation, which centered on enhancing cooperation across multiple sectors. The two exchanged views on regional and global developments, underscoring the importance of their partnership in the context of evolving geopolitical dynamics.
Further meetings included a session with Mohamed Khalifa Al Mubarak, chairman of Abu Dhabi’s Department of Culture and Tourism. They discussed potential initiatives for cultural exchange, including the proposed House of India museum, designed to celebrate Indian art, history, and heritage, and to promote tourism between the countries.
Misri also spoke with Jassem Mohamed Bu Ataba Al Zaabi, chairman of Abu Dhabi’s Department of Finance and group CEO of L’Imad Holding Company. Their conversations focused on increasing investment flows and expanding economic engagement, aiming to establish long-term commercial partnerships that could benefit both economies.
This visit underscores the strong diplomatic and economic ties between India and the UAE, reflecting their shared commitment to deepen cooperation in trade, investment, culture, and strategic affairs. Both nations are keen on identifying new areas for collaboration that can further enhance their bilateral relations.