The UAE's President His Highness Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan has departed Rome after concluding a state visit to Italy.
During this trip, Sheikh Mohamed held talks with Italian President Sergio Mattarella and Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, attended the UAE-Italy Business Forum, and witnessed the exchange of bilateral agreements in key sectors.
In a joint statement, the UAE and Italy have expressed a shared commitment to strengthening their alliance, with the goal of advancing towards a Comprehensive Strategic Partnership.
In this context, the UAE announced plans to invest $40 billion in Italy, spanning major sectors.
The focus areas for strategic cooperation include economy, investment, defence, energy, space and cultural heritage.
Other sectors of mutual interest include connectivity, infrastructure, high-tech industry, artificial intelligence, water technology, ICT, SMEs, agriculture, civil aviation, education and healthcare.
This latest visit marks a new chapter in UAE-Italy relations, one that looks set to elevate bilateral ties and promote shared prosperity, peace and innovation.
UAE certifies world's first commercial air taxi vertiport
Ajman unveils AED 1.8 billion urban development roadmap
H.H. Sheikh Hamdan honours government entities for digital transformation
H.H. Sheikh Mohammed to honour 'most beautiful Quranic voices in the world'
Abu Dhabi to establish specialised court for human trafficking crimes
Dubai expands support for aspiring Arab podcasters
Mohammed Saeed appointed National Media Authority's Secretary-General
UAE condemns terrorist plots in Morocco, supports safety measures
