UAE Foreign Trade Minister leads delegation to Ireland

 

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An Emirati delegation to Ireland to discuss efforts to bolster co-operation between the nations.

Talks were centred on ways to forge closer links in trade and small and medium enterprises, as well as in logistics and the financial technology industry, also known as FinTech.

Dr Al Zeyoudi held meetings with the country's leaders, including Leo Varadkar, Deputy Prime Minister of Ireland and Minister of Enterprise, Trade and Employment, and Hildegarde Naughton, Minister of State at the Department of Transport.

An agreement was signed aimed at formalising political dialogue to strengthen ties in areas of mutual concern, state news agency Wam reported on Friday.

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