HH Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum Reviews Readiness of Reserve Forces in Abu Dhabi

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  Dubai’s visionary Crown Prince, HH Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, who also serves as the Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Defence, recently visited the Reserve Forces Command in Abu Dhabi. The visit underscored the UAE’s unwavering commitment to bolstering its national defence capabilities and ensuring the highest standards of military preparedness. During his tour, Sheikh Hamdan closely reviewed the operational readiness and strategic capabilities of the Reserve Forces. He commended the personnel for their exceptional dedication and contributions to the security and stability of the nation. His Highness was briefed on the latest training methodologies and technological advancements integrated into the force, reflecting the UAE’s forward-thinking approach in the defence sector. The visit also served as an opportunity to appreciate the achievements of the Reserve Forces in reinforcing the nation’s defence framework. Their unwavering commitment plays a cruci...

UAE and Ukraine deepen relationship

 



Since the beginning of the war, the UAE has donated 14 airplanes with over a thousand tons of food and medical supplies as part of our efforts to help civilians. UAE  have also donated many generators to help survive the consequences of the attacks on energy infrastructure. 

Since  May Ukraine and the UAE conclude a partnership agreement and deepen trade relations.  

The Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (CEPA) will remove or reduce tariffs on a range of good and products, remove trade barriers and ease market access to exporters from both sides, the statement said.

In addition, the CEPA will also "support Ukraine's recovery and the rebuilding of key industries and infrastructure, while also helping to strengthen supply chains to the (Middle East and North Africa) region for major exports such as grains, machinery and metals.   

The Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (CEPA) between the UAE and Ukraine will remove or reduce tariffs on a range of goods and products, remove trade barriers and ease market access to exporters from both sides, the statement said. Negotiations for the CEPA began at the end of 2022. 

The CEPA will also "support Ukraine's recovery and the rebuilding of key industries and infrastructure, while also helping to strengthen supply chains to the (Middle East and North Africa) region for major exports such as grains, machinery and metals,” the statement added 

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