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'UAE committed to empowering youth': UAE President

UAE president His Highness Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan posted a message expressing his confidence in the youth of the nation on International Youth Day (August 12, 2026). In a social media post, he wrote: “On International Youth Day, we reaffirm our deep-rooted confidence in the youth of the UAE and underscore our pride in their ongoing contributions to our nation’s development. Get…

'UAE committed to empowering youth': UAE President

UAE President His Highness Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan has expressed his unwavering faith in the youth of the nation on International Youth Day, August 12, 2026. In a message shared on social media, the president emphasized the UAE's pride in the contributions of young people to the country's development. The youth, he stated, are the driving force behind achieving a future where opportunities can flourish for all.

Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid and Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed, brothers of the ruling leadership, have also endorsed the UAE's commitment to empowering its youth. They view young people as the nation's greatest wealth and the future-makers of the country. The UAE leadership has reaffirmed its dedication to a modern, forward-looking education system, recognizing the vital role education plays in nurturing the country's youth and ensuring long-term prosperity.

On the occasion of Eid Al Etihad, the UAE leadership has demonstrated its people-first vision, celebrating the holiday with a focus on the well-being and progress of its citizens. The president's message serves as a testament to the UAE's commitment to investing in its youth as a lasting pillar of the nation's shared progress and prosperity.

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