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Sheikh Saif bin Zayed met with Slovakia's Interior Minister to strengthen bilateral security ties. Both sides emphasized mutual trust and joint action against cross-border threats. The discussion included expanding cooperation frameworks for regional stability. Senior UAE security officials attended the high-level meeting in Abu Dhabi.

Key Points: Sheikh Saif bin Zayed Meets Slovak Interior Minister on Security Ties

  • Discussed expanding UAE-Slovakia security partnership
  • Focused on cross-border challenges and stability
  • Highlighted mutual trust and joint action
  • Attended by senior UAE security officials
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Saif bin Zayed meets Slovak Interior Minister

UAE and Slovakia discuss enhanced security cooperation as Sheikh Saif bin Zayed meets Interior Minister Matus Sutay Istok in Abu Dhabi.

"We are committed to building qualitative cooperation based on mutual trust and joint action. – Sheikh Saif bin Zayed"

Abu Dhabi, May 16

General Sheikh Saif bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of the Interior, met with Matus Sutay Istok, Minister of Interior of the Slovak Republic.

General Sheikh Saif bin Zayed and the Slovak Interior Minister discussed several topics related to enhancing security cooperation between the two friendly countries and ways to further strengthen it to achieve the vision of the two countries' leaderships. They also emphasised the importance of taking this cooperation to broader horizons.

During the meeting, both sides emphasised their interest in building qualitative cooperation based on mutual trust and joint action. Views were also exchanged on strengthening security partnerships and intensifying coordination to confront cross-border challenges, based on a firm belief in the importance of international solidarity to enhance the security and stability of societies.

The meeting was attended by Major General Khalifa Hareb Al Khaili, Under-Secretary of the Ministry of Interior; Major General Mohammed bin Tahnoun Al Nahyan, Director-General of Abu Dhabi Police; and a number of Ministry officers, along with members of the delegation accompanying the Slovak Minister. (ANI/WAM)

- ANI

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Rajesh K.
Interesting to see UAE expanding its security partnerships. India could learn from such collaborations, especially in counter-terrorism measures. Our security forces are doing great work but more international cooperation always helps. 🇮🇳
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Priya M.
UAE is becoming a global hub for security diplomacy. As an Indian working in Dubai, I see how seriously they take international cooperation. Hope India-UAE ties continue to strengthen in all sectors including security.
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Arjun S.
While this is positive news, I wonder if such meetings actually lead to concrete actions or remain just diplomatic formalities. The article mentions "broader horizons" but lacks specifics. Would be good to know what practical outcomes emerge.
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Neha T.
Good to see Middle East and European countries working together. Terrorism and cyber crimes have no borders, so such collaborations are must. India should also host more such meetings with friendly nations. Jai Hind!
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Vikram J.
The UAE's approach to security is impressive. They've managed to create one of the safest countries while being in a complex region. India can take some notes here, especially for urban policing and smart surveillance systems.

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