FNC, GRULAC delegation discuss parliamentary cooperation
During the meeting, both sides discussed ways to enhance cooperation between the FNC and GRULAC, one of the IPU's largest geopolitical groups.
The discussions focused on strengthening parliamentary relations in line with the Memorandum of Understanding signed between the two sides in 2014, and on maintaining regular communication, coordination, and consultation on issues of mutual interest during international parliamentary events.
Both parties emphasised the importance of continuing parliamentary cooperation to support shared visions and objectives, aligned with the aspirations of their respective governments, and reflecting the growing bilateral ties across various strategic sectors between the UAE and GRULAC member states.
Several FNC members took part in the meeting.
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