President Sheikh Mohamed meets Emiratis studying in Germany during state visit
President Sheikh Mohamed met Emiratis studying at German universities during his state visit to the European country on Friday. The UAE President also met former German chancellor Angela Merkel, business leaders and Markus Soder, Minister-President of Bavaria, state news agency Wam reported. On Thursday, a deal was announced for the UAE to invest €40 billion ($46.47 billion) in Germany in a…
During his state visit to Germany, President Sheikh Mohamed met Emiratis studying at German universities, emphasizing the UAE's commitment to supporting their ambitions. He also met with former German chancellor Angela Merkel, business leaders, and Markus Soder, Minister-President of Bavaria.
On Thursday, it was announced that the UAE would invest €40 billion in Germany, showcasing a long-term commitment. Sheikh Mohamed highlighted the importance of Emirati students studying abroad, stating they embody the UAE’s values and culture, and are key to strengthening bilateral ties between the two nations.
During his encounters with Merkel, Sheikh Mohamed praised her role in enhancing UAE-Germany relations and deepening cooperation. She, in turn, wished the UAE continued prosperity and progress, and shared her own hopes for the ongoing development of relations between Germany and the Emirates.
The UAE President also met with German business leaders and executives, learning about their activities, industries, products, and innovations. The UAE remains dedicated to attracting investments and providing a supportive environment through its infrastructure and legislative framework. Sheikh Mohamed attended a UAE-Germany business forum, where he stressed the crucial role of the private sector in advancing the strategic partnership between the two nations.
The forum discussed methods to expand cooperation, translating opportunities into impactful, sustainable partnerships and projects.
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