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External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar arrived in Abu Dhabi on Saturday for a two-day visit aimed at reviewing and advancing the India-UAE Comprehensive Strategic Partnership. The trip comes at a time of heightened regional uncertainty and is expected to focus on high-level political engagement and deeper bilateral coordination. Jaishankar Arrives In Abu Dhabi Jaishankar’s visit to the United Arab Emirates is scheduled for April 11 and 12. During the trip, he is expected to hold talks with the UAE leadership on the full range of bilateral ties. The visit is part of India’s continuing diplomatic outreach in the region and follows his recent engagements in Mauritius. India UAE Comprehensive Strategic Partnership The visit is focused on reviewing the close cooperation between India and the UAE and exploring ways to further strengthen the Comprehensive Strategic Partnership. Over the past few years, the relationship has expanded across trade, energy, investment, connectivity and strategic coordination. Jaishankar’s meetings are expected to build on that momentum and reinforce the importance of the partnership for both countries. India Strengthens Gulf Diplomatic Outreach The timing of the visit is significant as the Middle East continues to face geopolitical tension and energy uncertainty. India has been actively engaging key Gulf partners to protect its strategic and economic interests, especially in energy and regional stability. Jaishankar’s Abu Dhabi visit reflects that wider effort to maintain strong ties with trusted partners in a sensitive regional environment.

EAM Jaishankar Arrives In Abu Dhabi

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