President Sheikh Mohamed at I2U2 summit with India, Israel and US leaders - in pictures

  • President Sheikh Mohamed and Sheikh Abdullah bin Zayed, Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Co-operation, attend the virtual I2U2 summit with the leaders of India, Israel and the US. All photos: Presidential Court
    President Sheikh Mohamed and Sheikh Abdullah bin Zayed, Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Co-operation, attend the virtual I2U2 summit with the leaders of India, Israel and the US. All photos: Presidential Court
  • Sheikh Mohamed delivers the opening speech at the virtual I2U2 summit.
    Sheikh Mohamed delivers the opening speech at the virtual I2U2 summit.
  • The quadrilateral I2U2 stands for 'I' for India and Israel and 'U' for the US and UAE.
    The quadrilateral I2U2 stands for 'I' for India and Israel and 'U' for the US and UAE.
  • Sheikh Mohamed and Sheikh Abdullah bin Zayed on the left of the screen, with Narendra Modi, the prime minister of India, top right, and US President Joe Biden, left, and Yair Lapid, the prime minister of Israel, right.
    Sheikh Mohamed and Sheikh Abdullah bin Zayed on the left of the screen, with Narendra Modi, the prime minister of India, top right, and US President Joe Biden, left, and Yair Lapid, the prime minister of Israel, right.
  • The leaders of the grouping referred to as the West Asia Quad were expected to discuss the global food crisis and other areas of co-operation.
    The leaders of the grouping referred to as the West Asia Quad were expected to discuss the global food crisis and other areas of co-operation.
  • The virtual meeting of the four leaders was the first summit of the I2U2 since it was formed in October last year to deal with issues concerning maritime security, infrastructure and transport in the region.
    The virtual meeting of the four leaders was the first summit of the I2U2 since it was formed in October last year to deal with issues concerning maritime security, infrastructure and transport in the region.
  • Sheikh Mohamed said food and energy security, climate change and healthcare were the greatest challenges requiring close partnerships to tackle them.
    Sheikh Mohamed said food and energy security, climate change and healthcare were the greatest challenges requiring close partnerships to tackle them.