On Emirati Women's Day, UAE President His Highness Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan has expressed his gratitude to the women of the UAE for pushing boundaries and making a positive impact on the development of the nation.
Taking to his Twitter handle on Sunday, Sheikh Mohamed wrote: "Women in the UAE have always played a crucial role in our nation's journey.
"On Emirati Women's Day, we extend our gratitude to the women of the UAE for their exceptional achievements in a wide range of fields and unflinching dedication to the progress of our society and country."
Women in the UAE have always played a crucial role in our nation's journey. On Emirati Women's Day, we extend our gratitude to the women of the UAE for their exceptional achievements in a wide range of fields and unflinching dedication to the progress of our society and country.
— محمد بن زايد (@MohamedBinZayed) August 28, 2022


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