UAE Receives Credentials of New Zimbabwe Ambassador

Omar Obaid Alhesan Alshamsi, the Undersecretary of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MoFA) of the UAE, received the credentials of Isaac Annanias Moyo, the newly appointed Ambassador of Zimbabwe to the United Arab Emirates. During the meeting, Alshamsi congratulated the ambassador and wished him success in his duties, underlining the UAE’s keenness to strengthen bilateral relations with Zimbabwe across various sectors.

The newly appointed ambassador expressed his appreciation for the UAE’s leading and respected position in the region and internationally. He praised the country’s development and progress under the visionary leadership of President His Highness Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, highlighting the UAE’s role in promoting stability, growth, and international cooperation.

Both sides discussed the strong partnership between the UAE and Zimbabwe, which spans political, economic, and cultural areas. They reaffirmed their commitment to further developing this relationship to serve mutual interests and foster sustainable development. The discussions focused on enhancing cooperation in trade, investment, education, and other sectors that benefit both nations.

Alshamsi stressed that the UAE values partnerships based on mutual respect and shared goals. He noted that the UAE is ready to explore new opportunities with Zimbabwe that support innovation, growth, and regional stability.

The ambassador also emphasized his country’s interest in strengthening diplomatic ties with the UAE and working closely to achieve shared goals. Both sides agreed that such partnerships are essential to promoting peace, stability, and prosperity for their peoples.

This meeting reflects the continued commitment of the UAE and Zimbabwe to deepen their relations and work collaboratively in areas of mutual interest. The exchange of credentials is a symbolic and practical step in reinforcing diplomatic relations, ensuring stronger cooperation in the coming years, and opening new avenues for trade, investment, and cultural exchange.