The Emirates News Agency reported that the Crown Prince of Ajman receives Ambassador of El Salvador in a formal meeting at the Amiri Court. H.H. Sheikh Ammar bin Humaid Al Nuaimi, who also chairs the Ajman Executive Council, welcomed Gerardo Perez to review opportunities for closer collaboration. Perez conveyed personal greetings from President Nayib Bukele of El Salvador to UAE leaders during the audience. The two sides examined ways to advance partnerships that align with shared development goals.
UAE Ministry of Foreign Affairs data shows diplomatic relations with El Salvador were established in 2010 and have expanded steadily since then. Bilateral trade reached approximately $120 million last year with growth concentrated in logistics and food products, the ministry figures show. Discussions at the meeting covered potential joint initiatives in renewable energy and technology transfer. Perez highlighted his country’s interest in learning from UAE expertise in sustainable development.
The Crown Prince emphasized the importance of people-to-people exchanges as a foundation for long-term ties, the Emirates News Agency stated. Ajman has pursued targeted international outreach in recent years to support its economic diversification plans. Perez assured the Crown Prince of El Salvador’s commitment to reciprocating such engagement at every level. Officials from both sides agreed to maintain regular communication on mutually beneficial projects.
A report from the UAE Ministry of Economy places non-oil trade with Latin American nations at more than $10 billion annually, providing context for the Ajman meeting. El Salvador has opened its embassy in Abu Dhabi to facilitate greater coordination on consular and commercial matters. The ambassador outlined specific sectors where his country sees immediate potential for UAE investment. Both parties reviewed ongoing regional developments that could influence future cooperation.
The meeting forms part of a series of diplomatic engagements the UAE has conducted with Central American countries over the past 12 months, according to ministry records. Sheikh Ammar noted the role of such visits in building trust and identifying practical areas for collaboration. Perez expressed appreciation for the UAE’s humanitarian contributions globally including in Latin America. The ambassador pledged to work toward concrete outcomes from the discussions held in Ajman.
Emirates News Agency coverage indicated the audience concluded with an exchange of views on international issues of common concern. The Crown Prince extended an invitation for further follow-up meetings to track progress on agreed priorities. Perez thanked his host for the warm reception and constructive dialogue. UAE officials described the encounter as productive and forward-looking.
