UAE President His Highness Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan has met with German business leaders and company executives during his state visit to Germany.
The meeting focused on the growing economic, trade and investment ties between the UAE and Germany, and ways to further strengthen cooperation between the two countries’ business communities.
Sheikh Mohamed was briefed on the companies’ activities, industries and latest products and innovations.
He highlighted the importance of expanding partnerships in future-focused sectors, including technology, innovation and energy.
His Highness also reaffirmed the UAE’s commitment to attracting investment, highlighting its advanced infrastructure, investor-friendly business environment and strategic location as a major global trade hub.
He said the agreements and memoranda signed during his visit would open new opportunities for businesses in both countries to invest and expand, giving further momentum to UAE-Germany economic ties.
German business leaders welcomed the meeting and expressed their interest in investing in the UAE and expanding cooperation with Emirati companies.
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