Ali Al Nuaimi Welcomes Indian Ambassador Dr. Deepak Mittal To Strengthen UAE-India Relations

Dr. Ali Rashid Al Nuaimi, Chairman of the Defense, Interior, and Foreign Affairs Committee of the Federal National Council, recently met with Dr. Deepak Mittal, the new Ambassador of India to the UAE. During their meeting, Dr. Al Nuaimi welcomed Dr. Mittal and wished him success in his diplomatic role.

Dr. Al Nuaimi highlighted the importance of enhancing parliamentary cooperation between the UAE and India. He emphasised that both countries are experiencing rapid development in their relations at all levels, which is supported by their leaderships and governments. This collaboration aims to foster sustainable development across various sectors.

The UAE–India partnership is characterised by shared goals and visions that promote opportunities for growth and prosperity for both nations and their citizens. Dr. Al Nuaimi noted that parliamentary cooperation between the Federal National Council and the Indian Parliament serves as a model for effective relations.

Dr. Al Nuaimi stressed that parliamentary diplomacy plays a crucial role in complementing official diplomacy. It supports mutual interests and opens new avenues for dialogue and communication between peoples, reinforcing the strategic partnership between the two countries.

Ambassador Mittal expressed his pride in representing India in the UAE, acknowledging the UAE's prominent regional and international standing. He praised its achievements across various sectors, underscoring India's commitment to strengthening ties with the UAE.

Commitment to Strategic Partnership

Ambassador Mittal affirmed that India–UAE relations are among the strongest strategic partnerships in the region. He emphasised India's dedication to expanding cooperation avenues to promote growth and prosperity for both nations and their people.

The meeting underscored a shared commitment to fostering a robust strategic partnership between the UAE and India across diverse fields, benefiting both countries' citizens through enhanced collaboration and mutual understanding.

With inputs from WAM