In a recent interview on Radio City, Ecuador's President Daniel Noboa revealed that Khaled bin Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, the Crown Prince of Abu Dhabi, is set to visit Ecuador in ten days for an official visit. This visit is significant as it marks the first time a prince from the UAE will visit Ecuador, symbolizing the growing ties and mutual confidence between the two nations.

During the announcement, Noboa emphasized the interest from the United Arab Emirates in investing in various sectors within Ecuador, particularly in construction and education. He mentioned that the Emirates have shown commitment beyond mere investments, as they have also donated a system to the Ecuadorian Financial Analysis Unit (UAFE) worth $8 million, aimed at combating money laundering. This collaborative spirit is seen as a vital step in enhancing economic relations and ensuring financial stability in Ecuador.

As the visit approaches, it is anticipated that discussions will evolve around further investments and partnerships that could benefit both countries. Noboa's administration appears keen on strengthening Ecuador's international relations, and this visit could potentially lead to substantial economic opportunities and support from one of the wealthiest nations in the Middle East.