During the meeting, the two top diplomats discussed enhancing the bilateral relations and avenues for joint cooperation in various sectors, including trade, tourism, agriculture, renewable energy, and mining.
The two sides also addressed efforts to strengthen their economic ties and achieve a comprehensive partnership that supports their endeavours toward sustainable economic growth.
H.H. Sheikh Abdullah welcomed the Ecuadorian minister's visit, expressing his hope that it would contribute to fostering cooperation and partnership between the two friendly countries, bringing prosperity and growth to their peoples.
Additionally, the two ministers reviewed regional and global developments.
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