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India-UAE put up a strong stance against terrorism

India and the United States of Emirates have shown immense confidence in each other and mutual interests over the years. Taking it a step ahead, the two nations have also decided to fight extremism and terrorism increasing in the region. 

There have been a lot of cases of aggression in the Middle East region, especially since the last few months. Iran-backed Houthi rebels, which are based out of Yemen, have been toying with human lives to satisfy their greed for dominance. 

In the wake of newfound aggression in the region, India and the UAE have formed a partnership when it comes to fighting terrorism. India showed its support to the UAE and promised to support it whenever required. 

Both the nations share a long history that has been driven by a mutual interest in culture and growth. Not only this but the Indian leadership also extended support to the UAE in the wake of recent attacks. 

"I strongly and unequivocally condemn the recent terrorist attack in the UAE. The shared concern of UAE and India on terrorism is reshaping our cooperation in the current regional and global scenario,” said Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla. 

The Indian side also added that the most important thing at this point is unity and India is always there with the UAE at every given circumstance. The speaker also stressed aspects like global security and sustainable development especially when it comes to fighting terrorism. 

Following the talks, the leaders from both nations issued a joint statement, “Agreeing to deepen their bilateral cooperation in the fight against terrorism, terrorist financing, and extremism.”

 

India-UAE put up a strong stance against terrorism

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