UAE and Germany Issue Joint Statement on Middle East, Iran
Leaders Mohamed bin Zayed and Friedrich Merz condemned Iranian attacks and reaffirmed support for a two-state solution in Palestine based on 1967 borders.
The United Arab Emirates and Germany issued a joint declaration following discussions between UAE President Mohamed bin Zayed and German Chancellor Friedrich Merz on strategic partnership and regional developments. The statement condemned Iranian attacks and reaffirmed both nations' backing for a two-state solution for Palestine and Israel based on 1967 borders.
The declaration reflects ongoing diplomatic coordination between the two countries on Middle East policy and regional security matters.
Sources
- UAE, German leaders discuss strategic partnership, developments in Mideast — Anadolu Agency (Turkey)
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