President Sheikh Mohamed visited the Arc de Triomphe and the residence of France's Prime Minister Elisabeth Borne on the final day of his state visit.
Sheikh Mohamed laid a wreath at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, within the Arc de Triomphe, at Place Charles de Gaulle.
“A salute to all those who made the ultimate sacrifice in defence of their countries,” he wrote in the visitors' book.
Sheikh Mohamed then travelled to Hotel Matignon, Ms Borne's official residence.
A military band played and cavalry saluted Sheikh Mohamed as he smiled for photos outside before attending a meeting between French and Emirati delegations.
President Sheikh Mohamed visits French National Assembly
Earlier, Sheikh Mohamed visited France's parliament and met with assembly members.
He was received by Yael Braun-Pivet, President of the French National Assembly, and a number of deputies.
Sheikh Mohamed said that the UAE, since its establishment, has been keen to build bridges of communication and co-operation with countries of the world and aimed to establish peace, stability and coexistence in various regions, stressing the importance of the role of parliaments that represent the voice of the people in promoting these values, Wam reported.
He signed the Palais Bourbon visitors' book, with the words: “I was pleased to visit the French National Assembly. We emphasise the importance of parliamentary relations as an important pillar of our close ties and one of the main tributaries for enriching the common and friendly interests between our two nations.
“We are keen to build upon this to further serve the needs of our people.”
Sheikh Mohamed has overseen the signing of a number of major energy agreements between France and the UAE during his visit.
Abu Dhabi National Oil Company and French oil company TotalEnergies signed a strategic partnership agreement to explore opportunities for growth across the energy value chain on Monday, alongside a new comprehensive strategic energy partnership between the UAE and France focused on energy security, affordability and decarbonisation.
The two countries also signed 10 other agreements in sectors including space exploration, defence and higher education.
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