His Excellency Sheikh Shakhboot bin Nahyan Al Nahyan meets President of Zimbabwe

During the meeting, which took place in the capital Harare, both sides addressed areas of cooperation and mutual interest, including trade, investment, education, culture, and tourism.
The meeting reflected efforts to further bolster the strong bilateral relations between the UAE and Zimbabwe in various fields.
His Excellency HE Sheikh Shakhboot bin Nahyan praised the strong bilateral relations, and called for further exploring prospects for cooperation between the two countries. He added: "We look forward to continuing our partnership and building an even brighter future for our peoples.”
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