Sheikh Saif Bin Zayed Al Nahyan, UAE Minister of Interior, met with several Arab and foreign ministers during the 42nd session of the Council of Arab Interior Ministers in Tunisia. Key discussions included enhancing bilateral relationships and Arab cooperation in security, as well as addressing regional challenges with a focus on sustainable development.
Lt. General Sheikh Saif Bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Interior, engaged with Major General Imad Al-Tarabulsi, the Acting Libyan Interior Minister, during the 42nd Council of Arab Interior Ministers meeting in Tunisia. Their discussions revolved around enhancing bilateral relations and improving collaboration in Arab security efforts to strengthen societal security.
Sheikh Saif also conferred with Sheikh Abdullah Ali Al Sabah, Minister of Defence from Kuwait. They addressed methods to reinforce their existing relations and promote collective Arab initiatives, also exchanging opinions on regional and international developments affecting Arab security and the challenges posed by them.
In another meeting, Sheikh Saif met with Major General Mahmoud Tawfik, Egypt’s Interior Minister. They highlighted the robust UAE-Egypt relations and explored ways to improve coordination and joint Arab endeavors aimed at bolstering regional security while tackling current challenges in the Arab landscape.
Moreover, Sheikh Saif interacted with Lieutenant General Sheikh Rashid Bin Abdullah Al Khalifa, Bahrain’s Minister of Interior. Their discussions focused on deepening UAE-Bahrain relations, enhancing cooperation, and advancing joint Arab actions to achieve common interests that foster sustainable development and prosperity across Arab nations.
In addition, Sheikh Saif met with Margarida Blasco, the Portuguese Minister of Interior, who attended the session as a guest. They discussed enhancing bilateral cooperation between the UAE and Portugal in the security sector, emphasizing the significance of Arab-European relations in combatting crime and sharing expertise for safer societies.
In conclusion, Sheikh Saif’s meetings emphasized strengthening bilateral and collective Arab ties for enhanced security cooperation. The discussions with leaders from Libya, Kuwait, Egypt, Bahrain, and Portugal focused on reinforcing relationships while addressing regional security challenges, showcasing a commitment to collaborative efforts in maintaining stability and safety in the Arab world.
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