Abdullah bin Zayed Strengthens Diplomatic Ties with Multiple Foreign Ministers in Regional Development Talks

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Abdullah bin Zayed Strengthens Diplomatic Ties with Multiple Foreign Ministers in Regional Development Talks

Sheikh Abdullah bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs of the United Arab Emirates, engaged in discussions with various foreign ministers to address recent regional developments, including Iranian missile attacks that have targeted both the UAE and neighboring nations.

In a series of phone calls, Sheikh Abdullah spoke with high-ranking officials including Dr. Fuad Mohammed Hussein of Iraq, Tanja Fajon of Slovenia, Maxime Prevot of Belgium, Yvette Cooper of the United Kingdom, Dr. Subrahmanyam Jaishankar of India, Penny Wong of Australia, Dr. Vivian Balakrishnan of Singapore, Radosław Sikorski of Poland, Sheikh Jarrah Jaber Al Ahmad Al Sabah, Margus Tsahkna of Estonia, Nadezhda Neynsky of Bulgaria, Dr. Khalilur Rahman of Bangladesh, Anita Anand of Canada, Mauro Vieira of Brazil, and Marko Đurić of Serbia.

Throughout these conversations, Sheikh Abdullah emphasized the importance of ensuring the safety of all residents and visitors in the UAE. The discussions focused on the escalating tensions in the region, highlighting the potential repercussions for both regional and international peace, security, and economic stability.

The foreign ministers collectively condemned the Iranian missile attacks and affirmed the right of affected nations to take necessary measures to protect their sovereignty, security, and the well-being of their populations. They highlighted the urgent need for coordinated regional and international actions aimed at de-escalation. Furthermore, they stressed the importance of dialogue and diplomatic solutions to foster sustainable security and stability within the region.

For further context on regional security issues, see related coverage on the UAE’s international relations.

This diplomatic engagement reflects the UAE’s commitment to collaborating with international partners to confront shared security challenges in the Middle East and beyond.

Published on 2026-03-02 22:53:00 • By Editorial Desk • Category: UAE,/22312099265/Emirates247/UAE

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