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Post by : Maya Rahman
In an official ceremony, Salem Al Owais, the UAE Ambassador to the United Mexican States, presented his credentials as Ambassador Extraordinary and Non-Resident Plenipotentiary to Belize. This significant event, held in the presence of Belize’s Minister of Foreign Affairs, Francis Fonseca, marks an important milestone in the UAE’s diplomatic strategy to bolster partnerships across Latin America and the Caribbean.
During this meeting, Ambassador Al Owais conveyed warm regards from H.H. Sheikh Abdullah bin Zayed Al Nahyan, the Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minster of the UAE, to Minister Fonseca. He expressed hopes for continued development and success for Belize, underscoring that this appointment symbolizes the UAE’s dedication to enhancing ties and collaborative efforts in various sectors of mutual interest.
Ambassador Al Owais expressed his pride in representing the UAE in Belize and articulated his objectives for enhancing collaboration in trade, investment, culture, and education. He reiterated his commitment to fortifying the friendship between both nations while identifying avenues for cooperation that would be advantageous for their citizens.
Minister Fonseca received Ambassador Al Owais with warmth, extending greetings to H.H. Sheikh Abdullah bin Zayed Al Nahyan. He conveyed gratitude for the UAE’s expanding role in global cooperation and expressed wishes for ongoing progress and development for the leadership, government, and citizens of the UAE, acknowledging its contributions to international diplomacy and sustainable development.
Fonseca assured Ambassador Al Owais of Belize’s support concerning his diplomatic mission, indicating their readiness to aid in furthering relations and advancing initiatives aligned with mutual interests. He also expressed aspirations that this new chapter of cooperation would enhance ties between Belize and the UAE across sectors like renewable energy, tourism, cultural exchange, and trade.
The discussions encompassed vital areas of collaboration between the UAE and Belize, reviewing existing partnerships and potential for growth in economic, environmental, and technological fields. Both parties emphasized the necessity of cooperating to address shared global challenges such as climate change, sustainability, and economic diversification.
As friendly relations between Belize and the UAE continue to mature based on mutual respect and shared aspirations, the diplomatic accreditation of Ambassador Al Owais is anticipated to pave the way for fresh investments, trade avenues, and personal connections. Efforts to enhance connectivity, cultural appreciation, and educational opportunities are central to establishing a lasting partnership.
Ambassador Al Owais’s credential presentation signifies not only the start of his diplomatic tenure in Belize but also the UAE’s ongoing commitment to strengthening relations with global partners. Both parties pledged to maintain open dialogues and collaboration in the future, aligning with the UAE’s vision for fostering global peace, sustainable development, and innovative solutions alongside Belize’s objectives for inclusive growth.
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