The UAE welcomes Secretary Pompeo’s remarks on Iran, and supports the Trump Administration’s commitment to challenge Iran’s destabilizing activities. Its ballistic missile program and extensive use of extremist proxy organizations in Yemen and Lebanon demonstrate that Iran continues to be the most destabilizing influence in the region.
Embassy Activities
Highlights Strength of US-UAE Economic and Strategic Relationship with Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin and Congressional Leaders
(Washington, DC, May 17, 2018)
First Arab Foreign Minister Welcomed at State Department
by Secretary Pompeo
(Washington, DC, May 14, 2018) – Today, UAE Foreign Minister His Highness Sheikh Abdullah bin Zayed Al Nahyan began a visit to Washington, DC, meeting with US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and White House National Security Advisor John Bolton.
Travelers and Airlines to Continue to Benefit from Open Skies, All Rights Maintained
All Benefits Maintained for Travelers and Aviation Industry
All Flight Rights Retained, Financial Transparency Endorsed
The United Arab Emirates has announced its support to the decision announced by US President Donald Trump to withdraw from the nuclear agreement with Iran for various reasons that he mentioned in speech tonight, including that the agreement does not guarantee Iran would refrain from pursuing a nuclear weapons in the future. The UAE welcomed President Trump strategy on that regard.
Agreements Ensure Enhanced Care for Emirati Patients in the US and Provide for Ongoing Cooperation
Ambassador Yousef Al Otaiba Meets with Local Leaders to Identify Projects for UAE Funds; Celebrates Opening of UAE Consulate in Houston