
H.H. Sheikh Hamdan bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Ruler's Representative in the Western Region, has sent a written message to the Egyptian Prime Minister, Dr. Hazem El Beblawi, in which he emphasised support for the Egyptian people during this important stage. The letter also dealt with ways of strengthening bilateral relations between the UAE and Egypt in various fields. Mohamed Nukhira Al Dheri, the UAE Ambassador to Egypt, passed the message during his meeting with Dr. El Beblawi and Osama Saleh, Egypt's Minister of Investment. The meeting dealt with ways to support investment in Egypt, and Osama Saleh stressed his government's keenness to overcome obstacles and difficulties, saying that he hoped to increase the size of these investments in all fields. Dr. El Beblawi expressed his gratitude for the great support given to Egypt from the leadership, government and people of the UAE, and praised the wise leadership of President His Highness Sheikh Khalifa bin Zayed Al Nahyan, stressing the importance of the role that the UAE has played in providing support and aid to the Egyptian people during this particular stage in Egypt's history.
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