Watch: UAE President extends 54th Eid Al Etihad wishes to citizens and residents
Sheikh Mohamed praises solidarity, national identity and shared responsibility
ABU DHABI – President His Highness Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan has extended warm Eid Al Etihad greetings to citizens and residents as the UAE marks its 54th National Day.
In a message shared on social media, he expressed profound appreciation for the nation’s unified efforts in driving development and preserving stability.
Sheikh Mohamed emphasised that the UAE’s progress continues to be powered by collective determination, strong societal bonds and a shared commitment to the country’s future.
National spirit
In his message, Sheikh Mohamed congratulated “the people of the UAE, both citizens and residents alike”, acknowledging their role in shaping a confident and forward-looking nation.
He thanked the community for its continued contribution to national development, noting that unity within families and across society remains central to the country’s advancement.
Future vision
Marking the 54th Eid Al Etihad, the President highlighted the significance of strengthening national identity, values and the Arabic language. He called on institutions responsible for education, culture and social development to reinforce moral and ethical learning for younger generations, describing this as essential to safeguarding the country’s character and long-term aspirations.
People first
Sheikh Mohamed reaffirmed that empowering citizens to actively contribute to shaping the UAE’s future remains a foundational priority. He stressed that the nation welcomes all who support its growth and prosperity, reflecting the country’s inclusive and people-centric approach.
Continued progress
He extended his congratulations to the UAE’s leaders, citizens and residents, expressing hope for lasting wellbeing and prosperity for the land of Zayed. The President’s message also underscored the ongoing importance of shared responsibility as the nation continues its journey of development.