President His Highness Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan has left Beijing concluding his two-day state visit to China.
His Highness departed the Chinese capital after a successful two days where he meet with President Xi Jinping to discuss and strengthen ties between the two nations.
Prior to his departure, Sheikh Mohamed met with Li Qiang, Premier of the State Council of the People's Republic of China, to explore ways to collaborate in various fields such as investment, energy, industry, culture and education.
Also during the state visit, the UAE and China signed several agreements and MoUs to expand cooperation at a signing ceremony where the two leaders witnessed the exchange of these agreements.
His Highness also met with Emirati students, based in China, where he enquired about their wellbeing and academic progress, expressing his happiness to be meeting them and emphasising the importance of providing favourable conditions for their studies and learning.
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