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UAE draws strength from its people, says President

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December 05, 2025

UAE President His Highness Sheikh Mohamed Bin Zayed Al Nahyan, accompanied by sheikhs and guests of the UAE, attended on Thursday the March of the Union held in celebration of the UAE's 54th Eid Al Etihad.

UAE draws strength from its people, says President

Organised by the Presidential Court, the event featured the participation of tribesmen from across the nation and took place as part of the Sheikh Zayed Festival 2025 in Al Wathba, Abu Dhabi.

Sheikh Mohamed greeted participants in the March and expressed his pleasure at this genuine expression of national unity, through which Emiratis affirmed their love for the nation, their strong sense of belonging, and their pride in being united.

He stated that the UAE draws its strength from its people, who are bound by loyalty and driven by a shared commitment to serve the nation and raise its flag.

Sheikh Mohamed expressed confidence that through this sincere spirit of patriotism, the UAE will continue to flourish and the future will hold even greater promise.

Tribesmen from across the UAE marched from Al Hosn Gate, waving flags and singing traditional songs that reflected their pride in the strength of the union and their support for the country’s leadership.

The celebration included the national anthem and performances by traditional Emirati groups showcasing Al Ayyala, Al Azi, and Al Nadb.

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