'To all who call UAE home': Did you receive this SMS from UAE President?
As the UAE celebrates Eid Al Fitr on Friday, a sense of calm and unity was reinforced by a heartfelt message from UAE President Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, reaching phones across the country.In times of uncertainty, his words have consistently served as a reminder of the UAE’s unity, strength, and commitment to its people, both citizens and residents alike.“Eid Mubarak to all who call the UAE home. In this blessed time, we stand united as one community. Our nation remains resilient and strong through the dedication of those who protect us and the solidarity of our people. May God bless the UAE and fill your homes with strength and reassurance. Mohamed bin Zayed,” the message from the President stated.Stay up to date with the latest news. Follow KT on WhatsApp Channels.In a separate message shared on his social media accounts, Sheikh Mohamed also extended his greetings:“I extend my warmest congratulations to my brothers, the rulers of the Emirates; our family in the UAE; and Muslims around the world on the occasion of Eid Al Fitr. We remain confident that our region will overcome its current challenges and that the UAE, through its strength, resilience, and the loyalty and unity of its people, will continue to advance towards a peaceful and prosperous future.”President speaks to the injuredSimilarly, during an earlier occasion, the President spoke during a visit to wounded patients at Sheikh Shakhbout Medical City. He underscored the nation’s stability.“We are in a period of war,” he said. “The UAE is well.”He praised Emirati citizens and the armed forces for their steadfastness. “The UAE has thick skin and bitter flesh,” he added, using an Arabic metaphor to convey the country’s resilience. “I promise everyone that we will emerge stronger.”During his visit, Sheikh Mohamed checked on patients injured in recent attacks, spoke with their families, and commended medical teams for their dedicated care. He also emphasised the inclusive nature of the nation, highlighting the vital role of expatriates.“Residents in the UAE are our guests and part of our family,” he said, in reference to nearly 10 million foreign nationals who live and work in the country.His message during CovidThis message echoes a similar one shared by the President on 24 April 2020 during Ramadan, in the extraordinary years of Covid.“Dear fellow citizens and residents,Please allow me to share heartfelt greetings from my brother Sheikh Khalifa bin Zayed, President of the UAE, as we celebrate the Holy Month of Ramadan. I remain grateful for your patience, resilience and kindness in these unprecedented times.”“Together we can ensure the safety of our cherished families, friends and communities by continuing to practise the necessary precautionary measures. As one, I know we will overcome this pandemic together. May God bless you and your families. Ramadan Kareem, Mohamed bin Zayed.”'Everyone is Emirati': 7 powerful things the UAE President told residents'You are part of family': UAE President's words brings expats, Emiratis closer
As the UAE celebrates Eid Al Fitr on Friday, a sense of calm and unity was reinforced by a heartfelt message from UAE President Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, reaching phones across the country.
In times of uncertainty, his words have consistently served as a reminder of the UAE’s unity, strength, and commitment to its people, both citizens and residents alike.
“Eid Mubarak to all who call the UAE home. In this blessed time, we stand united as one community. Our nation remains resilient and strong through the dedication of those who protect us and the solidarity of our people. May God bless the UAE and fill your homes with strength and reassurance. Mohamed bin Zayed,” the message from the President stated.
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In a separate message shared on his social media accounts, Sheikh Mohamed also extended his greetings:
“I extend my warmest congratulations to my brothers, the rulers of the Emirates; our family in the UAE; and Muslims around the world on the occasion of Eid Al Fitr. We remain confident that our region will overcome its current challenges and that the UAE, through its strength, resilience, and the loyalty and unity of its people, will continue to advance towards a peaceful and prosperous future.”
President speaks to the injured
Similarly, during an earlier occasion, the President spoke during a visit to wounded patients at Sheikh Shakhbout Medical City. He underscored the nation’s stability.
“We are in a period of war,” he said. “The UAE is well.”
He praised Emirati citizens and the armed forces for their steadfastness. “The UAE has thick skin and bitter flesh,” he added, using an Arabic metaphor to convey the country’s resilience. “I promise everyone that we will emerge stronger.”
During his visit, Sheikh Mohamed checked on patients injured in recent attacks, spoke with their families, and commended medical teams for their dedicated care. He also emphasised the inclusive nature of the nation, highlighting the vital role of expatriates.
“Residents in the UAE are our guests and part of our family,” he said, in reference to nearly 10 million foreign nationals who live and work in the country.
His message during Covid
This message echoes a similar one shared by the President on 24 April 2020 during Ramadan, in the extraordinary years of Covid.
“Dear fellow citizens and residents,
Please allow me to share heartfelt greetings from my brother Sheikh Khalifa bin Zayed, President of the UAE, as we celebrate the Holy Month of Ramadan. I remain grateful for your patience, resilience and kindness in these unprecedented times.”
“Together we can ensure the safety of our cherished families, friends and communities by continuing to practise the necessary precautionary measures. As one, I know we will overcome this pandemic together. May God bless you and your families. Ramadan Kareem, Mohamed bin Zayed.”
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