Iran, UAE review security cooperation
United Arab Emirates-Iran, Politics, 4/20/2006

Iran's Ambassador to the United Arab Emirates (UAE) Muhammad-Ali Hadi conferred today with UAE's Interior Minister Sheikh Saif Bin Zayed al-Nahyan on expansion of security cooperation between the two countries.

According to Iran's Embassy to Abu Dhabi, at the meeting the two sides reviewed the latest mutual and regional developments and studied avenues for further expansion of bilateral cooperation.

Various issues such as the problems of Iranian nationals residing in the UAE, removal of the problems of Iranian fishermen and their fishing boats in the Persian Gulf waters were discussed between the two sides.

Highlighting Iran's significant status in the region, al-Nahyan underlined the need for further expansion of mutual cooperation mainly between security apparatus to bolster bilateral relations.

The Iranian ambassador submitted an invitation letter to UAE's interior minister inviting him to attend the upcoming OIC Police Chief Officials meeting which is to be held in Isfahan.

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