UAE And Latvia Mark New Chapter With Embassy Opening In Riga

The United Arab Emirates (UAE) inaugurated its new embassy in Riga, the capital of the Republic of Latvia. The ceremony was attended by a ministerial delegation, including Ahmed bin Ali Al Sayegh, Minister of State, and Dr. Thani bin Ahmed Al Zeyoudi, Minister of State for Foreign Trade.

Al Sayegh and Baiba Braže, Minister of Foreign Affairs of Latvia, unveiled a plaque to officially open the UAE diplomatic mission. The embassy is located in a historic building listed on UNESCO’s cultural heritage register. The event was also attended by Hanan Al Aleeli, UAE Ambassador to Latvia, Dana Goldfinca, Ambassador of Latvia to the UAE, and several senior government officials and heads of diplomatic missions.

Al Sayegh highlighted that the new embassy signifies the commitment of both nations to reinforce bilateral relations and enhance cooperation across various fields. He noted that this development marks a significant milestone in the flourishing relationship between the UAE and Latvia, which has seen considerable progress in recent years.

Focus on Economic Development

Dr. Al Zeyoudi emphasized that under the guidance of UAE’s leadership, the country is dedicated to strengthening relations with nations sharing a forward-looking vision. This vision focuses on stimulating economic development and sustainable growth through international cooperation and exploring mutual opportunities.

Trade and Investment Opportunities

Dr. Al Zeyoudi further stated that the new embassy headquarters aligns with this strategy by enhancing trade relations and encouraging investment opportunities. These efforts aim to benefit both business communities and citizens of the UAE and Latvia.

Latvian Perspective

Minister Braže affirmed that the opening of the UAE embassy in Latvia solidifies bilateral relations. She praised the existing cooperation across various sectors contributing to growth and development.

With inputs from WAM