His Majesty the Sultan Concludes Visit to UAE

By News Desk on January 18, 2023

Abu Dhabi: His Majesty Sultan Haitham bin Tarik has left the United Arab Emirates (UAE) after taking part in the fraternal meeting with leaders of some GCC states, Jordan and Egypt.

His Majesty the Sultan was seen off at the Presidential Airport in Abu Dhabi by Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, UAE President, and a number of senior UAE officials.

Upon his departure at Abu Dhabi, His Majesty the Sultan sent a cable of thanks to Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan. His Majesty expressed his appreciation for the warm welcome and hospitality accorded to him during the visit.

His Majesty hailed the fraternal meeting as an opportunity to discuss relations and means of consolidating cooperation among the states in all fields. He prayed to Allah the Almighty to grant the UAE President continued good health and happiness. His Majesty wished the UAE leader success in realizing the aspirations of his country’s people.

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