UAE Ambassador to Indonesia Discusses Ways to Enhance Bilateral Cooperation with the Coordinating Minister of Legal Affairs in Jakarta
During the meeting, both sides underscored the depth of bilateral relations spanning more than five decades.
They also reviewed prospects for cooperation in clean energy, education, health, and development projects, as well as academic collaboration between universities in both countries.
The discussions further addressed immigration and visa issues, and facilitate travel procedures, in addition to developing the aviation sector to boost passenger.
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