Tehran, Sep 14 (IANS) Saif Mohammed Al Zaabi, the United Arab Emirates’ (UAE) Ambassador to Iran, has continued obligations six years after ties between the two countries downsized, the Foreign Ministry in Tehran said on Wednesday.

In a proclamation, the Ministry said that Zaabi met Iranian Foreign Minister Hossein Amir-Abdollahian on Tuesday during which the last option said that Tehran is keen on extending relations with the UAE in light of the neighbor-situated strategy, reports Xinhua news organization.

Amir-Abdollahian noticed the requirement for provincial nations to coordinate for dependability and harmony and the need to involve the current limits in the advancement of relations between the two nations.

The UAE Ambassador, who said he is happy to get back to Iran, featured that the financial and business limits of the two nations is a significant figure advancing respective relations.

The choice for the emissary to continue his obligations in Tehran was declared by the Emirati Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation in August, in a move “to add to additional progressing reciprocal relations in collaboration with authorities in the Islamic Republic of Iran to accomplish the normal interests of the two nations and the more extensive district”.

UAE envoy resumes duties in Iran after 6 yrs

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Abu Dhabi reviewed its envoy from Tehran in 2016 on the side of Saudi Arabia, what cut discretionary binds with Iran in challenge the assaults on the Saudi conciliatory mission in Iran following the Saudi execution of a Shia pastor.