UAE President Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed meets diplomats awarded the Order of Zayed II and Order of Independence, recognising their efforts to strengthen global partnerships and economic cooperation
UAE President Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan received ambassadors and heads of diplomatic missions on November 3, recognising their contributions to strengthening the UAE’s international relations.
The diplomats recently received the First Class Order of Zayed II and the First Class Order of Independence for advancing partnerships with countries worldwide.
Sheikh Abdullah bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs, accompanied the diplomats during the meeting.
UAE strengthens global partnerships
Sheikh Mohamed praised the ambassadors for their diplomatic service and efforts to strengthen international cooperation. He encouraged them to continue developing relations that support economic growth, investment and shared prosperity.
The UAE President reaffirmed the country’s commitment to building lasting international partnerships. He also highlighted the importance of cooperation in promoting global peace, stability and sustainable development. The President expressed confidence in UAE diplomats and their ability to advance the nation’s interests abroad.
Eight UAE diplomats receive national honours
On October 23, Sheikh Mohamed awarded the First Class Order of Zayed II to six ambassadors serving in France, Ireland, Egypt, Thailand, Norway and Greece. The UAE also honoured Abdulla Husein Almarzooqi, Consul-General in Mumbai, and Muhannad Sulaiman Al Naqbi, former Consul-General in Shanghai, with the Medal of Independence of First Order.
The awards recognised their contributions to strengthening economic ties, attracting investment and expanding cooperation with international partners. Sheikh Abdullah presented the honours and praised the diplomatic missions for supporting the UAE’s national priorities.
Impact to Expect
The recognition highlights the UAE’s focus on economic diplomacy and international cooperation. Stronger diplomatic partnerships could create new opportunities for trade, investment and sustainable development while expanding the country’s global engagement.
