UAE and Uzbekistan Forge Path for Stronger Bilateral Relations

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 In a significant stride toward enhancing international collaboration, H.H. Sheikh Abdullah bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs of the United Arab Emirates, engaged in a phone conversation with Bakhtiyor Saidov, the Foreign Minister of Uzbekistan. The dialogue underscored the enduring friendship between the two nations and their shared ambition to foster closer ties across diverse sectors. Strengthening UAE-Uzbekistan Relations The conversation reflected the UAE's commitment to deepening its relationship with Uzbekistan, a partnership founded on mutual respect, common goals, and a shared vision for the future. Both diplomats highlighted the importance of exploring avenues for cooperation that would benefit their countries and citizens, focusing particularly on economic, trade, and investment opportunities. Strategic Cooperation for Mutual Growth During the discussion, H.H. Sheikh Abdullah bin Zayed and Bakhtiyor Saidov examined current areas o...

The UAE's Masdar Initiative boosts Kenya's geothermal sector to spur the green energy revolution.

 


During the Green Industrialisation Initiative in Dubai, President William Ruto announced a collaboration on geothermal energy development, marking a significant development for Kenya's energy sector. Kenya's Geothermal Development firm is partnering with Indonesia's Pertamina Geothermal Energy (PGE), with funding from Masdar, the UAE's renewable energy firm.   

Kenya's energy sector faces issues such as high generation costs and inefficiency, which limit access to electricity. The collaboration seeks to address these concerns by harnessing the knowledge and investments of international partners. Masdar has invested heavily in PGE and sees Kenya as a significant player in Africa's renewables market.

Abdulla Zayed, Masdar's Director of Investment Development, emphasized the significance of partnership in realizing Kenya's energy potential. The company's approach targets transformative initiatives that are consistent with national energy transition objectives and benefit local populations. 

Masdar's investments in Kenya are consistent with its overall goal of increasing its worldwide renewable energy portfolio to 100GW by 2030. The organization has previously signed agreements with Uganda, Angola, and Zambia for renewable energy projects, emphasizing collaboration and partnership on both the international and local levels.

Zayed recognized Africa's vast natural resources, particularly solar electricity, but also underlined the difficulty of infrastructure development. Access to funding is critical to the success of renewable energy projects, and Masdar intends to share its experience, strategy, and regulatory insights with developing countries in order to promote bankable projects. 

In this the UAE serves as a strategic partner in the continent's green energy revolution. When countries collaborate, they benefit from expertise, worldwide exposure, and shared experiences that contribute to sustainable development and enhanced energy sectors. 

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