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Post by : Maya Rahman
H.H. Sheikh Khaled bin Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, the Crown Prince of Abu Dhabi, recently held a strategic meeting with Gérald Darmanin, Minister of Justice of France. Their conversation focused on fortifying the bilateral relationship and exploring innovative opportunities in the realm of justice and judiciary.
The dialogue underscored the significance of expertise sharing between judicial authorities in the UAE and France. This initiative aims to enhance the effectiveness and efficiency of judicial systems while fostering collaboration on legal and regulatory matters of common interest.
Sheikh Khaled expressed Abu Dhabi's commitment to expanding international partnerships, particularly in areas that bolster legal reform, governance, and innovation. He highlighted the strategy of learning from global best practices while contributing the UAE's own expertise to strengthen connections with key partners like France.
Minister Darmanin commended the UAE's proactive stance in nurturing cooperation. He pointed out that such interactions create essential opportunities to identify collaborative areas, including training programs for judicial officials and joint initiatives in legal research and policy development.
The meeting saw attendance from numerous senior UAE officials. Khaldoon Khalifa Al Mubarak, Chairman of the Executive Affairs Authority, was present to offer strategic direction for proposed initiatives. Saif Saeed Ghobash, Chairman of the Office of the Crown Prince, contributed to discussions focused on policy coordination and international relations.
Key attendees also included Maryam Eid AlMheiri, Advisor of Strategic Relations at the Crown Prince Court, who shared insights into ongoing projects and opportunities for bilateral cooperation, and Abdulla Al Khouri, Executive Director of Government Affairs, who emphasized prospects for enhancing government processes working alongside French counterparts.
This high-level meeting signifies the UAE's ongoing commitment to fostering international collaboration, especially in governance and rule of law. By engaging with global partners, the UAE aims to uplift its judicial framework while promoting transparency, efficiency, and access to justice for its populace.
Both parties agreed to sustain their discussions and implement measures that will enhance cooperation. The dialogue also laid the groundwork for future exchange programs, workshops, and seminars that will facilitate knowledge sharing, best practices, and innovative solutions to shared challenges between UAE and French judicial authorities.
This engagement underscores the UAE's dedication to building robust strategic alliances with key international entities, using these relationships to foster sustainable growth and development and promote collaborative knowledge exchange in governance and justice. The partnership established between Abu Dhabi and France is anticipated to serve as a template for additional international partnerships across the region.
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