Military training was a focus of Abu Dhabi Crown Prince Sheikh Khaled bin Mohamed’s Friday visit to Greece, where he met Emirati students at a center linked to bilateral military cooperation, The National reported.
At the Technical Training and Qualification Centre, Sheikh Khaled praised the students’ diligence and commitment. He urged them to uphold Emirati values while representing their country and armed forces, and wished them success in their studies and careers, the outlet reported. The students thanked him for visiting and expressed gratitude for the support and care of the UAE leadership.
The center offers specialized programs in technical fields, combining theoretical knowledge with practical applications. The National said the courses are part of military cooperation between Greece and the UAE, with the aim of improving UAE Armed Forces personnel’s readiness for duty.
The National reported that Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis invited Sheikh Khaled to Greece, where the crown prince met the students before completing his official trip. The two leaders met at the prime minister’s office Thursday and discussed cooperation in energy, infrastructure, health care and advanced technology. Sheikh Khaled said stronger ties could support the aspirations of both countries, The National reported.
The outlet also reported that the UAE announced plans during the visit to invest an additional €15 billion ($16.8 billion) in Greece through a joint initiative. On Friday, Sheikh Khaled visited the National Gallery of Greece and the National Archaeological Museum in Athens. At the gallery, he received a briefing on works reflecting Greece’s history, heritage and art scene, the report said.
EconoTimes earlier reported that Sheikh Khaled [left Athens after the official visit](https://econotimes.com/Abu Dhabi Crown Prince Departs Greece After Official Visit-1762028).
