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Sheikh Mohamed to strengthen Pakistan-UAE ties on Dec 26

Published on: December 24, 2025 6:45 PM

United Arab Emirates President Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan will visit Pakistan on December 26. The visit will include high-level meetings with Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif and other officials. Leaders are expected to discuss strengthening Pakistan-UAE relations and economic cooperation.

Preparations are underway to welcome the UAE president with full ceremonial honors. Officials are coordinating security, logistics, and protocol to ensure a smooth visit. The reception will reflect the long-standing friendship between the two nations.

Read more: Pakistan envoy presents diplomatic credentials to UAE president

During the visit, Sheikh Mohamed will meet with top government and business figures. Discussions will focus on trade, investment, and energy partnerships. Both sides aim to sign agreements that boost economic collaboration and bilateral projects.

The visit highlights Pakistan’s growing ties with the UAE. It also reinforces mutual interests in regional stability and development. Observers believe the visit could open new opportunities for joint ventures and foreign investment.

Read more: PM invites UAE investments in key sectors during meeting with envoy

In conclusion, the UAE president’s visit signals a stronger strategic partnership. Pakistan and UAE are expected to enhance cooperation across multiple sectors. The trip emphasizes diplomacy, economic growth, and long-term friendship between the nations.

Filed Under: Pakistan Tagged With: bilateral talks Pakistan UAE, Latest, Pakistan economic agreements, Pakistan UAE trade deals, Pakistan-UAE relations, Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed, UAE president visit Pakistan

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