In a significant move to deepen regional collaboration, UAE Attorney-General Dr. Hamad Saif Mohammed Musallem Al Shamsi recently met with Yemeni Ambassador Fahd Saeed Al-Menhali to discuss expanding and strengthening legal cooperation between the two nations. This high-level meeting underscored the shared commitment of both countries to enhancing public prosecution partnerships and fostering closer bilateral relations grounded in justice and mutual respect.
The discussions focused on building robust legal frameworks that will enable the UAE and Yemen to work more effectively in combating crime, ensuring the rule of law, and supporting judicial processes across borders. Both parties emphasized the importance of cooperation in areas such as criminal investigations, legal assistance, and the exchange of expertise to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of public prosecution offices.
Attorney-General Dr. Hamad Al Shamsi highlighted the UAE’s dedication to reinforcing justice systems not only within its own borders but also through strategic partnerships with neighboring countries. This collaboration with Yemen is part of a broader regional vision to promote stability, peace, and security through legal cooperation and institutional strengthening. The meeting also reflected a shared understanding that strong legal ties contribute to broader diplomatic and economic relations, creating a foundation for long-term collaboration.
Ambassador Fahd Saeed Al-Menhali expressed appreciation for the UAE’s proactive approach in supporting Yemen during challenging times and recognized the potential of these legal ties to aid in the development and modernization of Yemen’s judicial institutions. The dialogue paved the way for future initiatives, including joint training programs, knowledge exchange, and possibly coordinated efforts in legal reform.
Overall, this meeting marked a milestone in UAE-Yemen relations, signaling a new chapter of cooperation rooted in justice and legal excellence. By joining forces, both countries aim to strengthen public prosecution services, enhance mutual legal support, and contribute to regional stability—building a partnership that goes beyond diplomacy into practical action and shared progress.
