His Excellency Ahmed Bin Ali Al Sayegh, Minister of State, stated that the UAE expresses hope that this agreement will consolidate cooperation and development in the region of Central Asia, and enhance peace, prosperity, and stability at both regional and international levels.
Furthermore, H.E. Al Sayegh underscored the close historic ties between the UAE and the three countries, affirming the country’s commitment to supporting their efforts to foster peace and development. His Excellency also highlighted the importance of peaceful dialogue as the only way to resolve crises and disputes.
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