The United States and the United Arab Emirates reaffirmed their commitment to regional security, economic cooperation, and peace in the Middle East during a meeting between Deputy Secretary of State Christopher Landau and UAE Assistant Foreign Minister Lana Nusseibeh. The discussion took place this morning.
The Deputy Secretary expressed enthusiasm for a proposed $1.4 trillion ten-year investment plan presented to President Donald Trump at the White House on March 18. This proposal aims to strengthen economic ties between the two nations and foster greater stability in the region.
Regional security was also a key focus of the meeting, with both parties stressing the need to counter Houthi aggression and promote freedom of navigation. The Deputy Secretary emphasized the importance of resolving conflicts peacefully and ensuring that all hostages are released, including those held by Hamas.
The Abraham Accords were also highlighted as a vital component of regional cooperation. Both countries agreed on the significance of these accords in promoting peace and stability in the Middle East.