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Great leader

  • 16 May 2022

Sheikh Khalifa Bin Zayed Al Nahyan

The UAE and the world has lost one of its best leaders on Friday. It was indeed shocking for everyone. We could not believe for a moment. Citizens and residents of the UAE are very sad. We felt like we have lost our guardian.  Sheikh Khalifa Bin Zayed Al Nahyan was a great leader and a father figure for everyone.

The way he has guided the UAE on to the path of growth and development after the demise of Sheikh Zayed Bin Sultan Al Nahyan is commendable.  Sheikh Khlifa successfully carried forward the legacy of Sheikh Zayed ahead. His vision and wise leadership has taken the UAE on to a very different level. Today, the UAE is one of the most advanced and modern countries in the world, people from 200 nationalities live here peacefully only because of great leadership.  Sheikh Khalifa has worked tirelessly for the people of the UAE. The country and its people are going to miss him a lot.  Sheikh Khalifa had a very strong personal relationship with the world leader. He was a very popular leaders of modern world.

Zeina Habib,
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