UAE President His Highness Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan has encouraged everyone who calls the UAE home to uphold the principles of peaceful coexistence and understanding, in a post on social media.
Taking to social media platform X, His Highness wrote "More than 200 nationalities live side by side in the UAE, all contributing to the ongoing development of our nation.
"Security and safety are the bedrock of our society and we encourage everyone who calls the UAE home to uphold these principles of peaceful coexistence and understanding."
More than 200 nationalities live side by side in the UAE, all contributing to the ongoing development of our nation. Security and safety are the bedrock of our society and we encourage everyone who calls the UAE home to uphold these principles of peaceful coexistence and…
— محمد بن زايد (@MohamedBinZayed) July 21, 2024

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