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UAE-Saudi Arabia Common Destiny, Historical Ties Are Foundation For Prosperous Future: Abdul Rahman Al Owais
Mohammad Ali (@ChaudhryMAli88) Published September 23, 2021 | 09:00 PM
ABU DHABI, (UrduPoint / Pakistan Point News / WAM - 23rd Sep, 2021) Abdul Rahman bin Mohammad bin Nasser Al Owais, Minister of Health and Prevention, stated on the occasion of the 91st Saudi National Day that the common destiny, firm historical relations that bring together the two brotherly countries, blood ties, and common heritage, represent a solid foundation for moving forward and stepping up efforts towards a prosperous future of stability and prosperity in all areas to serve the interests of the two brotherly countries.
Al Owais stated, "The depth of our strategic partnership that binds us together and the fraternal bilateral relations have contributed to making outstanding achievements over the past decades. This partnership is gaining further momentum and is growing more to serve the higher interests of the two countries, through coordination, cooperation, and continuous consultation in all areas, issues, and topics of common interest, under the wise vision of the leadership of the two brotherly countries."
The Minister of Health and Prevention highlighted the role of the Saudi-Emirati Coordination Council in establishing solid foundations for cooperation under the "Al Azm Strategy", adding, "The two brotherly countries are moving steadily to strengthen relations and build sustainable partnerships in all fields, including the health sector, to enhance the efficiency of the health system in the two countries.
In addition to launching innovative projects and initiatives, as well as building a complementary relationship in the healthcare field that lives up to the aspirations of both sides and their vision to achieve the goals of the UAE’s Fifty-Year Charter and the KSA's Vision 2030."
Al Owais extended his sincere congratulations to the sisterly Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, its leadership and people, on the occasion of the Saudi National Day, wishing them more prosperity and progress, saying, "Your celebrations are our celebrations, your pride is our pride, and your achievements are a source of pride for the two countries."
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