UAE president and British prime minister discuss Gaza ceasefire, humanitarian aid

They also discussed efforts by their nations to promote mutual prosperity. (WAM)
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Updated 10 November 2025
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UAE president and British prime minister discuss Gaza ceasefire, humanitarian aid

  • Leaders also explore efforts to promote prosperity for their nations, and advance peace and stability across the Middle East
  • They underline urgent need to work toward a just and lasting peace between Palestinians and Israelis based on a two-state solution

LONDON: The president of the UAE, Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Al-Nahyan on Monday discussed the latest developments in Gaza with the UK prime minister, Keir Starmer.

During their telephone conversation they also discussed efforts by their nations to promote mutual prosperity, and advance peace and stability across the Middle East and the wider world.

The leaders emphasized the need to ensure the ceasefire brokered in October continues to hold in Gaza, and to facilitate the delivery of aid in sufficient quantities to reduce the suffering of civilians in the territory, the Emirates News Agency reported.

They underlined the urgent need to work toward a just and lasting peace between Palestinians and Israelis based on a two-state solution, which they said remains the only viable path to stability in the region and a better future for all its peoples and nations.

The president and the prime minister also discussed ways in which cooperation between their countries might be enhanced in support of mutual interests.


Jordan, France discuss expanding cooperation in transport sector

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Jordan, France discuss expanding cooperation in transport sector

  • Minister of Transport Nidal Qatamin met French Ambassador to Jordan Franck Gellet

AMMAN: Jordan and France have discussed ways to expand bilateral cooperation across the transport sector, including air, land, rail and maritime links, during talks in Amman on Saturday.

Minister of Transport Nidal Qatamin met French Ambassador to Jordan Franck Gellet to explore opportunities for strengthening technical and operational partnerships, as well as sharing expertise to support the modernization of Jordan’s transport infrastructure, Jordan News Agency reported.

The talks focused on improving planning, service delivery and operational systems in line with the kingdom’s growing transport needs.

“Jordanian-French relations are longstanding and built on mutual trust,” Qatamin said, highlighting Jordan’s commitment to deepening cooperation with France and benefiting from French experience in developing a modern and efficient transport system.

Gellet reaffirmed France’s readiness to broaden cooperation, particularly in infrastructure upgrades and enhancing service efficiency, adding that such efforts would support economic growth and facilitate trade and mobility.

Both sides agreed to maintain coordination and examine potential joint projects aligned with Jordan’s transport priorities, highlighting their intention to strengthen bilateral cooperation in the sector, JNA added.