Sheikh Mohammed outlines UAE's future vision at annual government meetings

Abu Dhabi's Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, UAE Vice President and Prime Minister, reiterated the nation's dedication to progress and growth during the UAE Government Annual Meetings 2026. In a post on X, he highlighted the significance of this annual gathering, where over 500 senior government officials convene to evaluate national priorities, assess performance, and discuss achievements and challenges.

Sheikh Mohammed emphasized that under President Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan's leadership, the UAE remains a paragon of development, strength, and resilience. He confidently stated that the UAE's coming days will be even better, with a greater future and a flag flying higher, in God's will.

Mohammad bin Abdullah Al Gergawi, Minister of Cabinet Affairs, echoed Sheikh Mohammed's optimism, stating that the UAE is advancing its global development goals under one national flag, guided by wisdom, swift decision-making, and a continuous presence among the people. He highlighted the ambition to become the best nation, government, and society globally, emphasizing the importance of the annual meetings in reviewing work, reassessing priorities, and planning for the future.

Al Gergawi praised the 500 senior officials' shared mission to build a stronger society, a more resilient economy, faster decision-making processes, and better government services. The minister commended the dedication and enthusiasm of government teams, noting that their efforts have strengthened the UAE's economy and maintained its resilience across various sectors. He also pointed to the scale of ongoing development projects, with more than Dh4 trillion currently under implementation.

Al Gergawi stressed the UAE's responsibility towards future generations, highlighting the country's sense of historical responsibility in protecting its achievements and maintaining its position as a model for others. He emphasized the public's confidence in leadership, the unity and cohesion within society, the residents' trust, and the discipline demonstrated across communities, institutions, and schools.