Mohamed bin Zayed visits the headquarters of the French National Assembly
The President of the State upon his arrival at the Assembly building and is greeted by Yael Bron-Bevi.
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Yesterday, His Highness Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, President of the State, visited the headquarters of the French National Assembly "French Parliament".
Upon his arrival at the Assembly's building, His Highness was received by the President of the French National Assembly, Yael Brune Bevy, and a number of deputies who welcomed His Highness' visit to their country, expressing their happiness with the visit, which embodies the special relations between the two friendly countries, given that France is the first destination for His Highness' foreign visits since his assumption of the presidency. UAE.
His Highness Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan and the President of the Assembly exchanged cordial conversations, which express the depth of relations that bring together the two friendly countries in various aspects, especially parliamentary ones.
His Highness stressed the keenness of the two countries to promote coexistence and cultural and knowledge communication between peoples and countries.
His Highness said that the United Arab Emirates, since its establishment, has been keen to build bridges of communication and cooperation with countries of the world, and aims to establish peace, stability and coexistence in various regions of the world, stressing the importance of the role of parliaments that represent the voice of the people in promoting these values, which in turn contributes to Building a solid base for development, peace and stability.
His Highness extended his thanks and appreciation to the president of the association for the warm reception he and the accompanying delegation received.
His Highness wrote a speech in the visitors' register expressing his happiness at visiting the headquarters of the French National Assembly.
He said, "I was pleased to visit the French National Assembly. We realize that parliamentary relations are an important part of our close relations and one of the main tributaries to enriching the common interests between our two friendly countries and peoples, so we are keen to build on them to serve our peoples."
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