President Sheikh Mohamed calls for global peace and stability

 

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President Sheikh Mohamed underlined the UAE's commitment to supporting peace and stability around the globe in a meeting with United Nations representatives on Wednesday.

Sheikh Mohamed said the Emirates was keen to forge partnerships with nations based on trust and mutual respect for the betterment of the international community.

The UAE leader reaffirmed the country's focus on helping to resolve conflicts through dialogue and diplomacy, combat extremism and terrorism and address the challenges of climate change.

Sheikh Mohamed delivered the strong message after hosting several permanent representatives and deputy permanent representatives of United Nations member states in Abu Dhabi.

He set out the UAE's ambitions and highlighted its efforts to empower women and youth, to welcome people of all cultures and to develop a diverse and sustainable economy to support future generations.


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