Abu Dhabi: «The Gulf»
Saqr Ghobash, Speaker of the Federal National Council, received, at the Council’s headquarters in Abu Dhabi, Esperanza Lorenda Bias, Speaker of the Parliament of the Republic of Mozambique, on the sidelines of her participation in the work of the ninth session of the “International Parliament for Tolerance and Peace”, which was held at the headquarters of the National Council.
The meeting discussed strengthening parliamentary cooperation relations between the two sides by exchanging visits and enhancing coordination and consultation on various issues of common interest, especially supporting the two countries’ relations.
Ghobash stressed the depth of the relations of the two friendly countries and peoples, wishing the Republic of Mozambique and its friendly people continued progress, development and stability. Pointing to the council’s keenness to keep pace with the state’s trends and vision on various issues, foremost of which is the promotion of peace, security and stability for the peoples of the region and the world.
He said that the policy of the UAE is working to build bridges of friendship and expand cooperation with all countries of the world, and exchange dialogue and understanding on the basis of tolerance and renounce differences of any nature, and follow the approach of tolerance and coexistence, and provide diplomacy and peaceful solutions to resolve conflicts, over any other accounts.
He pointed out that the UAE is keen to support the Republic of Mozambique in various areas of development, in light of the keenness of the leaderships of the two countries to develop various aspects of cooperation.
Bias expressed her appreciation for the positive positions of the UAE in various international issues, and its efforts that contribute positively to achieving international stability. And its support for the Republic of Mozambique, and the provision of various forms of support.
An invitation was extended to Saqr Ghobash, to visit the Republic of Mozambique, at the head of the council delegation, to continue discussing various issues of common interest.
