00:00A U.A.E. está agora entrando a segunda semana de um conflito que não iniciou,
00:05enfrentando-se daily attacks, tentando evitar a crise de spirá-lo
00:09em uma guerra mais ampla.
00:12Eu falo com Lana Nasebi, a U.A.E. Ministro de Estado
00:15da Ministro de Foreign Affairs, e a sua former ambassador para a União,
00:20sobre a resposta da país para esses ataques,
00:23onde as regras as regras, e como a país está trabalhando para proteger-se
00:27e-missile-se, durante um dia de ataque de missão.
00:31Nós tivemos um 14 dias extremamente desafiados,
00:33que, como você disse, não queria ser levado.
00:38Na verdade, nós fomos muito engajados em esclarecer
00:42priormente a essa esclareza, para tentar evitar a conflito na região.
00:45Mas agora que isso aconteceu, eu acho que a U.A.E. tem demonstrado
00:49dois ou três coisas.
00:50Primeiro que priorizamos a proteção, a segurança e a bem-estar
00:55de seus residentes e Emiratis populações.
00:58Segundo, você vê que a economia é muito resiliente,
01:01então as pessoas estão voltando ao trabalho.
01:04Nós terá um balão de nossa economia este ano.
01:07Eu tenho certeza que isso é um lugar seguro para trabalhar e fazer business.
01:11E terceiro, você vê que todos têm ralliado ao modelo
01:14que está sendo atacado na U.A.E. e no Gulf,
01:17as islands de estabilidade e prosperidade.
01:20No-one is signed up to the model that Iran is propagating
01:24with its illegal and unlawful attacks on all the Gulf region,
01:28which have been egregious.
01:30I think the priority right now is defending the country
01:34against these attacks and ensuring it doesn't disrupt normal life.
01:37But, of course, we have been preparing for various scenarios
01:41in a very turbulent region for decades.
01:43So, these are not new plans.
01:45We have had contingency plans in place
01:49since prior to this point.
01:51In terms of Europe and the partners that are helping,
01:53without compromising national security
01:55or elements like that,
01:57how are you protecting the nation
01:59and how are the international partners involved?
02:01I think they're coming in because they recognise
02:03that U.A.E. interests
02:05are, in fact, global interests.
02:07They're, of course, the wider regional stability
02:09of Europe and the Eastern Mediterranean
02:11is incredibly important.
02:13But globally, the Straits of Hormuz,
02:16a fifth of the world's energy supplies,
02:18passes through that narrow waterway.
02:20And this has an impact on not only global energy prices,
02:24but global food security and food supplies.
02:27The UN has estimated that there's been an 18% increase
02:30in their ability to give aid to those most in need
02:34in terms of food insecurity,
02:35for example, as a result of this.
02:37So Iran must not be allowed
02:39to hold the global economy hostage
02:42by its rogue state behaviour.
02:45Is there a red line in all of this?
02:48I think fundamentally the red lines are
02:51the security, the prosperity, the well-being
02:53of our Emirati community
02:55and our expatriate community here.
02:58We consider all of them part of this country
03:00and they deserve our protection.
03:02So that is our red line.
03:04Don't touch this model.
03:07We're there.
03:07You're somewhere in here.
03:08Y
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