Key Points

Union Minister Piyush Goyal met with Abu Dhabi's Deputy Ruler Sheikh Tahnoon to strengthen bilateral ties. They discussed emerging technologies like AI and opportunities in infrastructure investment. Both leaders emphasized enhancing energy security through strategic collaboration. Goyal also visited the BAPS Hindu Mandir, highlighting cultural partnership between the nations.

Key Points: Piyush Goyal Meets Abu Dhabi Deputy Ruler Sheikh Tahnoon on AI and Energy

  • Discussed AI's role in enhancing productivity and driving economic growth
  • Explored strategic investment opportunities in infrastructure and energy security
  • Reaffirmed commitment to innovation-led collaboration between UAE and India
  • Minister Goyal also visited BAPS Hindu Mandir celebrating cultural partnership
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Piyush Goyal meets Abu Dhabi's Deputy Ruler, discusses AI, energy security, strategic investment opportunities

Union Minister Piyush Goyal and Sheikh Tahnoon discuss AI collaboration, energy security, and infrastructure investment to deepen India-UAE strategic partnership.

"There are immense avenues for our nations to collaborate across strategic sectors, including AI, energy security, and infrastructure. - Piyush Goyal"

Abu Dhabi, September 19

Union Minister of Commerce and Industry Piyush Goyal on Friday met with Sheikh Tahnoon Bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Deputy Ruler of Abu Dhabi, to discuss expanding bilateral cooperation in emerging technologies, infrastructure investment, and energy security.

According to a post on X by the Abu Dhabi Deputy Ruler, the meeting underscored the growing depth of the India-UAE strategic partnership, with both sides reaffirming their commitment to innovation-led collaboration and stronger investment ties.

"I met His Excellency Piyush Goyal, India's Minister of Commerce and Industry, where we discussed the latest economic and technological trends and the role of AI in enhancing productivity and driving growth, along with opportunities in infrastructure investment and energy security. We reaffirmed our shared commitment to strengthening UAE-India partnerships through innovation, infrastructure investment, and strategic collaboration in key sectors," Sheikh Tahnoon stated in a post on X.

Highlighting the forward-looking nature of the discussion, Goyal, following the meeting, in a post on X, noted the countless opportunities that the two nations can work together on, including in key areas such as infrastructure, energy security, and artificial intelligence.

"It was an honour to meet you, Your Highness. There are immense avenues for our nations to collaborate across strategic sectors, including AI, energy security, and infrastructure. Looking forward to building on these opportunities, strengthening investment ties, and further deepening the India-UAE partnership," Goyal stated.

Earlier on Thursday, Goyal visited the BAPS Temple in Abu Dhabi describing the temple as a landmark of spiritual grace and architectural excellence.

"Visited the magnificent BAPS Hindu Mandir in Abu Dhabi, a landmark of spiritual grace and architectural excellence. It stands as a proud testament to India-UAE cultural partnership, celebrating shared values of peace and heritage," he said in a post on X.

Minister Goyal also met with Swami Brahmaviharidas, head of the BAPS Hindu Mandir in Abu Dhabi.

- ANI

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AI collaboration with UAE is a smart move! We have the talent, they have the resources. Perfect partnership for technological advancement 💡
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Aditya G
While these high-level meetings are good, I hope the benefits actually reach middle-class Indians. Sometimes these deals only help big corporations.
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The cultural aspect is equally important! The BAPS temple visit shows how our relationship goes beyond business. Proud of our soft power 🌟
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Meera T
UAE has been a reliable partner for India. Their investments in our infrastructure have created many jobs. More power to this partnership! 🇮🇳🤝🇦🇪
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Karthik V
Hope the AI collaboration includes skill development programs for Indian youth. We need to prepare our workforce for future technologies!

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