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El Salvador and UAE Explore Cultural Exchange to Strengthen Ties

Ana Fernanda Reporter / Updated : 2025-02-14 12:54:36
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San Salvador, El Salvador – Félix Ulloa, the Vice President of El Salvador, recently met with Salem bin Khalid Al Qassimi, the UAE Minister of Culture, to discuss ways to deepen the friendship and cooperation between the two nations through cultural exchange.

During their meeting, the officials explored various initiatives to promote their respective artistic and cultural heritage. They proposed the possibility of organizing cultural, musical, and artistic exchanges.

"The Vice President expressed El Salvador's interest in hosting cultural exhibitions and displays from the UAE," reported the Salvadoran Vice Presidency on social media. "He also emphasized the potential of El Salvador to share its vibrant cultural identity with the Emirati public."

The Emirati Minister of Culture highlighted his country's commitment to promoting cultural diversity and underscored the importance of strengthening ties with El Salvador through exchange programs. These initiatives, he noted, would foster mutual understanding and encourage dialogue between the two nations.

"This meeting reflects the bilateral interest in strengthening diplomatic relations through culture," the Vice Presidency stated. "Both countries recognize the value of culture as a bridge for international understanding and cooperation."

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