Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan called on business leaders in the wealthy United Arab Emirates (UAE) on Tuesday to invest in his country, which is in the grip of an economic crisis. Erdogan arrived in the UAE capital Abu Dhabi on Monday for a two-day visit to revive relations that were long strained by regional disputes, marking his first trip to the oil-rich Gulf country in nearly a decade.
“As the leading representatives of the private sector in the UAE, I am sure you fully comprehend the benefits of establishing commercial and investment partnerships with Turkey,” he told investors at a business conference in Abu Dhabi.
“It is you who will realise the two countries’ potential, especially in trade and investments.”
Published in The Express Tribune, February 16th, 2022.
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