Result of the working visit of the Malaysian deputy foreign minister to the UAE

Deputy Foreign Minister Datuk Mohamad Bin Haji Alamin concluded his working visit to the United Arab Emirates (UAE) on June 5, 2024. During his stay in Abu Dhabi, the Deputy Foreign Minister co-chaired the inaugural meeting of the Committee Malaysia-US Joint Cooperation Group (CCC) with his counterpart, the UAE Minister of State, HE Ahmed bin Ali Al Sayegh.

During the meeting, the Deputy Foreign Minister in his opening remarks reaffirmed Malaysia’s commitment to enhancing bilateral ties with the UAE. The Deputy Foreign Minister also conveyed Malaysia’s interest in intensifying cooperation in new areas such as critical and emerging technologies, artificial intelligence, semiconductors, green hydrogen, space exploration and supply chain.

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Both sides stressed the importance of improving bilateral cooperation, especially in trade, economy, renewable energy, air connectivity, people-to-people exchange, education, artificial intelligence, space programs and health. They also exchanged views on regional and international issues, including the situation in the Middle East, in particular on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

At the end of the CCM, the Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs and the Minister of State of the UAE signed an Agreed Minute detailing the areas of strategic cooperation between both countries.

In his opening remarks, the Deputy Foreign Minister reaffirmed Malaysia’s commitment to enhancing bilateral ties with the UAE.

The Deputy Foreign Minister also took advantage of the occasion to attend a session with representatives of the Malaysian business community. In line with Malaysia’s MADANI Economic Vision, the Deputy Foreign Minister expressed his aspiration for overseas Malaysians to continue promoting the country to UAE investors.

The Deputy Foreign Minister also had an engagement session with the Malaysian diaspora in Abu Dhabi, where he conveyed the Government’s wish that the values ​​of inclusivity, unity and adherence to good values, be honored by all Malaysians.