US President Donald Trump arrived in the Emirates, the third of his Gulf tour that included Saudi Arabia and Qatar.
UAE President Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed, future Trump, in addition to a number of Emirati officials.
The US and Emirati presidents will hold a talks at Abu Dhabi.
The UAE represents the third and final station of the Trump Gulf tour that included Saudi Arabia and Qatar, and witnessed the signing of commercial and defense agreements.
The American President, Doha, left today, Thursday, concluding a two -day official visit to Qatar, during which the two countries signed a number of agreements, as well as the Emir of Qatar, Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani, and spoke about a close agreement with Iran on its nuclear program.
“The Emir of Qatar is a wonderful man and a great leader, and we have leadership talents in this region.”
The American President thanked Sheikh Tamim for providing a lot to the United States, pointing to cooperation in the field of investment for the benefit of the two countries.
Trump again praised Syrian President Ahmed Al -Shara, saying, “We will see what will happen after the penalties are lifted.”
Long talks
The American President arrived in Doha yesterday, Wednesday, at the beginning of a visit, the first of its kind to an American president, and held talks with the Emir of Qatar, Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani, which took more than two hours that dealt with bilateral relations and the region’s files, and culminated in signing agreements.
Trump said that the talks included the most prominent issues of the world, especially Iran and the war in Ukraine, and praised the role of Qatar and the leadership of its prince in working to settle many crises, while the Emir of Qatar confirmed the discussion of bilateral files and issues of the region, and said that the two countries can work together to bring peace.
In a speech to him in Doha today, Trump said that his administration will take care of the Middle East region, unlike the previous Joe Biden administration.