UAE President His Highness Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan has paid special tribute to Emirati women, highlighting how their "achievements" and "inspiring vision" will "forever remain a source of (the nation's) collective strength and advancement".
In a post on social media platform X, Sheikh Mohamed marked Emirati Women's Day, adding that celebrations will extend for a month, for the first time, to reflect "our gratitude for their outstanding contributions to the UAE’s continued development".
His Highness noted that the nation will unite to "celebrate the values and achievements of all Emirati women, who represent the pride of our nation and its unwavering resilience".
On #EmiratiWomensDay, we come together to celebrate the values and achievements of all Emirati women, who represent the pride of our nation and its unwavering resilience. For the first time, these celebrations will extend to a full month this year in reflection of our gratitude…
— محمد بن زايد (@MohamedBinZayed) August 28, 2026

H.H. Sheikh Mohammed pays special tribute to mother on Emirati Women's Day
Emirati women are shaping UAE's stories: Sheikha Latifa
UAE allocates $10 million in emergency aid for Nepal
Emirates Road expansion set to ease Sharjah-Dubai commute
H.H. Sheikha Latifa opens Emirati Women’s Forum
UAE approves framework on violations and penalties in higher education sector
UAE launches 'Beladi' programme to prepare youth for national service
UAE scraps homework for some public school students
UAE to mark Emirati Women's Day with month-long celebration
Free parking in Dubai this Friday
Dubai Police step up safety and traffic measures for new academic year
UAE stands in solidarity with Nepal after deadly floods, landslides
UAE schools to welcome over 1.2 million students for new academic year
Sheikh Abdullah reaffirms UAE's support for Lebanon
UAE strongly condemns attacks on Nigeria villages
Sharjah's Khorfakkan to be divided into four districts
Dubai set to welcome 26 new private education institutions
Dubai completes road improvements across six school zones
UAE leaders reflect on Prophet Muhammad's legacy
