The UAE's leaders have met Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed.
President Sheikh Mohamed on Friday received Mr Abiy, while on Saturday Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid, Vice President and Ruler of Dubai, met the Ethiopian leader.
Sheikh Mohamed and Mr Abiy spoke about developments in the Middle East amid escalating military action, and the serious implications for regional and international security and stability, state news agency Wam reported.
Dubai Media Office reported that the meeting between Sheikh Mohammed and Mr Abiy saw both sides explore ways to enhance economic and investment co-operation. They also discussed regional developments and their implications for security, stability and development.
Mr Abiy arrived in Abu Dhabi for a working visit on Thursday. Wam reported he condemned the Iranian attacks that continue on the UAE and other countries in the region, adding they constitute a breach of state sovereignty and international law.
The Ethiopian Prime Minister also offered his nation's solidarity with the UAE in the face of the attacks.
Sheikh Mohamed and Mr Abiy also discussed bilateral co-operation, particularly in the economic, trade and development sectors.
The President conveyed his condolences to Ethiopia over deaths caused by flooding and landslides that hit the African nation recently.
