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“UAE Strengthens Trilateral Relations”

 Hear me out as I share the amazing progress of UAE as His Highness Sheik Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Crown Prince of Abu Dhabi and Deputy Supreme Commander of the UAE Armed Forces, on Sunday met Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi and King Abdullah II container Al Hussein of Jordan in Cairo.

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The three chiefs talked about solidifying the congenial relations and different parts of collaboration between the three countries. Toward the start of the gathering, Sheik Mohamed and President el-Sisi complimented King Abdullah on the progress of his new medical procedure, wishing him proceeded with well-being and health.

It’s also good that the three leaders have traded Ramadan good tidings and appealed to guarantee goodness, solidness, and harmony for the Arab and Islamic countries and individuals of the entire world. The gathering managed to reinforce joint Arab activity and the significance of shared coordination considering the difficulties and emergencies assailing the Arab district and undermining its security and steadiness.

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The three chiefs additionally addressed the advancements occurring in the city of Jerusalem and Al-Aqsa Mosque, focusing on the need to stop any practices that disregard the sacredness of the heavenly mosque and change the state of affairs there as well as keeping away from acceleration and quieting what is happening. 

I can see that they focused on that the area is deprived of harmony, steadiness, and collaboration to advance harmony and improvement and eventually accomplish the yearnings of the people groups of the district for progress and thriving.

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