UAE And Azerbaijan Establish Comprehensive Strategic Partnership Cooperation Committee In Inaugural Meeting

The inaugural meeting of the Comprehensive Strategic Partnership Committee between the UAE and Azerbaijan took place in Abu Dhabi. It was co-chaired by Saeed Al Hajeri, Minister of State, and Yalchin Rafiyev, Deputy Foreign Minister of Azerbaijan. Senior officials from both nations attended this significant event.

The meeting highlighted the shared strategic vision and deep partnership between the two countries. This collaboration aims to advance cooperation across key sectors through a structured framework for effective progress. The commitment to sustainable development was a central theme.

UAE and Azerbaijan Form Strategic Partnership Committee

During discussions, both parties celebrated major achievements in 2025 that strengthened their relationship. Notable milestones included signing the Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (CEPA) and announcing a Comprehensive Strategic Cooperation Partnership. High-level visits also marked this year, with President His Highness Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan visiting in September and Ilham Aliyev, President of Azerbaijan, visiting in July.

Al Hajeri remarked on the growing ties between the UAE and Azerbaijan. He stated that these meetings are crucial for advancing shared goals and enhancing cooperation in areas of mutual interest. The establishment of subcommittees across five sectors was agreed upon to further this collaboration.

The two sides decided to form subcommittees focusing on politics and diplomacy, economic cooperation, defense and law enforcement, humanitarian efforts including education and culture, as well as energy cooperation and sustainability. They also discussed implementing a five-year roadmap for joint priority projects.

The UAE delegation comprised officials from various ministries such as Defense, Justice, Interior, Economy and Tourism, Foreign Trade, Investment, Education, Climate Change and Environment, Energy and Infrastructure, along with representatives from AD Ports, Mubadala, ADQ, Masdar, and XRG.

Future Meetings

The meeting concluded with an agreement to hold the next committee meeting in Baku. This decision underscores their dedication to ongoing dialogue and cooperation. Both sides are committed to maintaining momentum in their strategic partnership.

With inputs from WAM

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