The UAE President, His Highness Sheikh Mohamed Bin Zayed Al Nahyan, and US President John Biden issued a joint statement on Monday at the conclusion of the UAE President’s first official visit to Washington, reflecting the two nations’ growing ties.
And these ties point to the future that the two countries hope to build based on technologies such as artificial intelligence (AI), nuclear power for civilian purposes, and climate-friendly policies and programs such as Partnership Accelerating Clean Energy (PACE), Agricultural Innovation Mission 4 Climate (AIM4C), and several others. The United States has also recognised the UAE as a major defence partner, making it the only country other than India to do so.
Anwar Gargash, the UAE president’s foreign adviser, told CNN’s Becky Anderson that Sheikh Mohamed’s visit to Washington “was mostly and almost exclusively about the future.” He explained: “It was about the economy. The UAE aims to collaborate on future technology.The AI component was “front and centre” in the discussion.
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