Mohamed and Modi stress importance of regular talks

Two nations share a common vision to maximise every opportunity for cooperation, says Sheikh Mohamed; leaders witness exchange of several deals and memoranda.

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UAE President His Highness Sheikh Mohamed Bin Zayed Al Nahyan and Narendra Modi, Prime Minister of the India, met on Monday for talks aimed at enhancing bilateral cooperation across various fields.

The discussions were held within the framework of the two countries’ longstanding ties, reflected in their Comprehensive Strategic Partnership and Comprehensive Economic Partnership.

The talks took place at the Prime Minister's Residence in New Delhi during Sheikh Mohamed’s working visit to India.

At the start of the meeting, Sheikh Mohamed congratulated Modi on the occasion of Republic Day, which falls on 26 January, and wished India and its people continued progress and prosperity.

The two sides reviewed the significant and strategic development of UAE-India relations, particularly in areas that support their shared growth ambitions, including the economy, investment, space, technology, artificial intelligence, renewable energy, and food security.

Both leaders reaffirmed the importance of continued dialogue and regular exchanges, underscoring the depth of the relationship and their shared commitment to broadening cooperation at every level.

Sheikh Mohamed and Modi also exchanged views on a number of regional and international developments of mutual concern.