UAE President Sheikh Mohamed and Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman emphasised the need to forge a path to peace in Gaza during high-level talks in Riyadh on Wednesday.
The two leaders reiterated that a two-state solution is crucial to efforts to bolster security and stability after nearly two years of war in the besieged enclave.
Discussions held in the Saudi capital also addressed ways to bolster deep-rooted ties between the two nations.
A high-level Emirati delegation accompanied Sheikh Mohamed on what UAE news agency Wam described as a fraternal visit.
Sheikh Mohamed was welcomed by Prince Mohammed on arrival at King Khalid International Airport and later seen off by the Prince at the airport at the conclusion of his visit.
Sheikh Mohamed and Prince Mohammed regularly hold talks in support of long-standing relations between the Gulf neighbours.
Sheikh Mohamed had previously met Prince Mohammed in December at Al Rawda Palace in Al Ain as part of his visit to the UAE.
In August, the two leaders discussed efforts to bolster peace and stability in the region during a phone call.
Sheikh Tahnoon bin Zayed, Deputy Ruler of Abu Dhabi and National Security Adviser, and Prince Mohammed met in Jeddah in July to explore regional issues.
Sheikh Tahnoon stressed the need for “joint Arab action” to address challenges in the region and to promote development.
They also reviewed ways to strengthen partnerships in a number of key sectors, during the meeting at Al Salam Palace.
