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Historic Visit: UAE President in Hungary for the First Time

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The official visit of the President of the United Arab Emirates, Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, in mid-July marks a significant milestone in the relations between Hungary and the United Arab Emirates. The event presented new opportunities between Abu Dhabi and Budapest, with the signing of 14 agreements in the fields of energy, agriculture, the food industry, defence, telecommunications, and new technologies. Historical Moment Diplomatic r…
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Historic Visit: UAE President in Hungary for the First Time

The official visit of the President of the United Arab Emirates, Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, in mid-July marks a significant milestone in the relations between Hungary and the United Arab Emirates. The event presented new opportunities between Abu Dhabi and Budapest, with the signing of 14 agreements in the fields of energy, agriculture, the food industry, defence, telecommunications, and new technologies. Historical Moment Diplomatic r…

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