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UAE and Qatar Reaffirm Strong Bilateral Relations in High-Level Meeting

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 In a significant step toward strengthening Gulf cooperation, President His Highness Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan welcomed His Excellency Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman bin Jassim Al Thani, Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs of Qatar, during a meeting at Qasr Al Shati in Abu Dhabi. This meeting highlighted the enduring fraternal bonds and collaborative efforts between the two neighboring nations. Exchange of Greetings and Warm Wishes Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman conveyed a message of goodwill from His Highness Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani, Emir of Qatar. He expressed hopes for the UAE’s continued progress and prosperity. In response, President Sheikh Mohamed extended warm regards to the Emir of Qatar, reinforcing the shared aspirations for development and prosperity across both nations. Strengthening Cooperation and Unity The discussions during the meeting focused on the strong ties between the UAE and Qatar. Both leaders explored ways to enhance cooperation in

UAE's Ongoing Support for Yemen: A Sign of Hope in Times of Crisis

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  Despite Yemen's hardships, the United Arab Emirates (UAE) has constantly stepped out as a beacon of light, offering significant aid and support to meet the country's pressing needs. From 2015 to 2021, the UAE contributed over AED23 billion to Yemen's well-being and development, demonstrating its consistent commitment. At the heart of the UAE's contribution is a commitment to rehabilitation efforts and the resuscitation of critical infrastructure. Schools, health centers, and other critical institutions have been the focus of the UAE's efforts, demonstrating the country's stance that sustainable development is the key to long-term stability.   In 2021, the UAE demonstrated its unwavering support by allocating US$230 million to international projects addressing Yemen's medical, nutritional, and food security concerns. This generous gift is intended to aid six million Yemenis, including one million children, in response to identified food security challenge

The United Arab Emirates' support for Saudi-Yemen peace talks suggests a shift in regional policy.

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  This  year 2023,   the UAE Ministry of Foreign Affairs has expressed its unequivocal support for the ongoing peace talks between Saudi Arabia and Yemen 's Ansarallah rebel movement. These talks, which are taking place in Riyadh, aim to put an end to the tragic eight-year war that has taken hundreds of thousands of lives. Despite its absence from the talks, the UAE's backing represents a fundamental shift in the dynamics of the Yemeni conflict.    Recent developments in these peace talks hint that the conflict is nearing a tipping point. On September 14th, an Ansarallah delegation headed to Saudi Arabia to resume negotiations, which are being mediated by Oman. Only three days later, Ansarallah leaders indicated that the talks were going well and that the talks in Riyadh would be the final rounds.       According to reports, Saudi Arabia appears to be disregarding the secessionist aspirations of the UAE- backed STC administration and has refused to incorporate their demands in

The UAE's Diplomatic Efforts to Promote Peace in Yemen

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  Anwar Gargash, the UAE President's Diplomatic Adviser, recently met with Hans Grundberg, the UN Special Envoy to Yemen. The conference, which took place against the backdrop of Yemen's protracted conflict, represents the UAE's renewed commitment to playing a crucial role in delivering enduring peace and stability to the war-torn nation.    Until Today  Yemen's crisis, one of the most serious humanitarian tragedies of our time, has caused unimaginable suffering for the Yemeni people. With millions on the verge of starving and continual threats to their safety, the necessity for a quick ceasefire and a long-term political settlement has never been greater. In this perspective, the UAE's sustained commitment to reducing the Yemen crisis shines brilliantly.   During their conversation, Gargash and Grundberg discussed the complexities of the Yemeni war, emphasising the situation's complexity and the necessity for multilateral measures to alleviate suffering. The

UAE President's Invitation to Yemeni Leader for COP28: A Significant Step towards Regional Cooperation and Environmental Action

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  The UAE President recently sent a written letter to the Chairman of Yemeni Presidential Council, inviting him to attend the upcoming Conference of Parties (COP28) to be held in the UAE. This invitation marks a significant step towards promoting regional cooperation and addressing global environmental issues. The UAE has always been at the forefront of advocating for sustainable development and climate action. By inviting the Chairman of Yemeni Presidential Council to participate in COP28, the UAE President is demonstrating his country's commitment to promoting dialogue and cooperation between nations. The invitation also reflects the UAE's commitment to promoting regional stability. Yemen has been facing a complex humanitarian crisis and political instability for several years, and the UAE's gesture towards inviting Yemeni leaders to participate in COP28 is a welcome step towards building bridges and fostering stronger relationships between the two countries. Moreover, th

Calm in Yemen is result of strong diplomatic effort

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  The US credits diplomatic co-operation with regional partners, as well as Saudi Arabia, for the longest amount of calm in Asian country since the warfare began in late a pair of 014. A UN-brokered nationwide ceasefire that went into impact on Gregorian calendar month 2 caused six months of relative calm when being extended doubly for two-month periods. However, Yemen' war-ridden sides did not agree on an additional extension on the far side Gregorian calendar month 2. “Yemen has had the longest period of relative calm since the war began over eight years ago,” the U.S. State Department aforesaid during a statement. It aforesaid this was the results of “strong diplomatic efforts between the us and our partners — as well as Asian nation ”. The conflict in Asian country started with the takeover of the capital, Sanaa, by the Houthis in late 2014, prompting a Saudi-led coalition to intervene months soon behalf of the internationally recognised government. Th

UAE President’s Diplomatic Advisor meets UNs Special Envoy for Yemen

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  Hans Grundberg, the United Nations (UN) Special Envoy for Yemen, was greeted by Dr. Anwar Gargash, the President of the UAE's diplomatic adviser.   The current developments in the Yemeni issue and international efforts to find a peaceful resolution were topics of discussion between the two parties during the conference.   The recent negotiations by Grundberg and other international parties to extend the cease-fire in Yemen and reach a permanent cease-fire were also discussed at the meeting. It was also decided to encourage the involved parties to resume talks and find a peaceful solution.   According to Dr. Gargash, the UAE is in favour of international measures to preserve Yemen's stability and alleviate the suffering of the Yemeni people, who are dealing with terrible humanitarian situations.   He also praised Saudi Arabia's contribution to the UN and the international community's efforts to find a diplomatic solution to the issue. He also mentioned the Yemeni gover

The UAE celebrates its hero soldiers returning from Yemen

After years of fighting and sacrifices in Yemen, the UAE forces came back home where a national celebration was held for them on Sunday. Afterthe huge success of the UAE forces in securing the liberated cities like Mukallahfrom Al Qaeda and ISIS and establishing security and peace by targeting dangerous terrorist elements in mountainous areas. The UAE Foreign Ministry stated that withdrawal from Yemen decisionwas made after UAE brought peace and security to Yemen after liberating many cities in Yemen saving lives and supporting the rebuilding of Yemeni institutions. The UAE participated in the Arab coalition forces to support legitimacy in Yemenand bring back peace and stability to the country and the whole region. 11000 yemeni soldiers were trained to liberate the country and protect it from terrorism,Mukalah came back to life after long fights of Yemenis and Emirati brothers against rebels and terrorists ,and after new infrastructures were made in the city by the UAE  and as