Abdullah Bin Zayed congratulates new Ukrainian Foreign Minister over phone
H.H. Sheikh Abdullah Bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs, extended his congratulations to Andrii Sybiha on his appointment as the new Foreign Minister of Ukraine.
During a phone call today, the two ministers discussed various aspects of cooperation between the UAE and Ukraine and explored ways to enhance these ties across several sectors in a manner that serves their mutual interests.
The UAE Top Diplomat expressed his best wishes to the Ukrainian FM for success in his new role.
The call also covered the latest developments in the Ukrainian crisis, along with a number of issues of mutual concern, during which both sides exchanged views.
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