President Sheikh Mohamed Meets with Congo’s President Tshisekedi in the Abu Dhabi

Hi expats!

On Monday, President Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan kicked it with President Felix Tshisekedi from the Democratic Republic of the Congo at Qasr Al Shati. They had an important talk at Qasr Al Shati, focusing on making their countries better friends.

The leaders chatted about making their countries even better buddies. They looked at ways to team up in lots of areas like helping each other grow economically, trading stuff, and using renewable energy.


A cool part of the discussion was about making more money together. Both leaders agreed that teaming up could help both the UAE and Congo to grow and be more successful. They want to find new ways to invest in projects that benefit both sides.

They also talked about trading things between their countries. Both leaders want to work together on projects that help their nations grow and get better. It’s like sharing good stuff to make everyone happy.

They even discussed using clean energy, like wind and solar power. Both leaders want to be eco-friendly and work together on projects that are good for the environment.

Besides the happy stuff, they also talked about things that worried them at the time being. This shows that they trust each other and want to help out when things get tough.

The meeting between President Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan and President Felix Tshisekedi is a big step in having better ties as countries. They talked about lots of things to look forward to that will make their countries stronger and happier, for the sake of the people of Congo and UAE. By working together, they’re not just helping themselves but making the whole world a better place.

What do you think of this discussion?

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