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Finland opens new embassy in Abu Dhabi

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Finnish Prime Minister Petteri Orpo inaugurated Finland's new embassy headquarters in Abu Dhabi today, marking a significant milestone in the strong bilateral relationship between Finland and the United Arab Emirates (UAE).

The opening of the new embassy reflects 50 years of diplomatic relations © Mena Today 

The opening of the new embassy reflects 50 years of diplomatic relations © Mena Today 

Finnish Prime Minister Petteri Orpo inaugurated Finland's new embassy headquarters in Abu Dhabi today, marking a significant milestone in the strong bilateral relationship between Finland and the United Arab Emirates (UAE).

In his speech, Orpo highlighted the importance of the long-standing friendship between Finland and the UAE and expressed optimism for further growth in their partnership. He emphasized the UAE's role as a strategic partner and the mutual benefits of strengthening bilateral cooperation.

Finnish Ambassador Tuula Johanna Yrjola noted that the opening of the new embassy reflects 50 years of diplomatic relations and represents a key step in enhancing collaboration between the two nations.

The new embassy is expected to serve as a platform for expanding diplomatic, economic, and cultural ties between Finland and the UAE.

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