Race benefits breast cancer awareness, screenings and research
Washington, DC (September 8, 2018) – UAE Embassy diplomats, staff and friends today participated in the Susan G. Komen “Race for the Cure,” an annual race in Washington, DC that brings together thousands of runners and walkers to benefit the fight against breast cancer.
As we celebrate Emirati Women’s Day, we honor the achievements and contributions women have made in the UAE.
Emirati women have helped shape the UAE into one of the most forward thinking and innovative nations in the world.
- Local gift part of $10 million UAE pledge to help statewide recovery efforts -
- Recipients include United Way of Collier County, Collier County Public Schools,
and Grace Place for Children and Families -
Delegation Highlights UAE Commitment to Tolerance and Coexistence
Washington, DC (25 July 2018) – A delegation of government and faith leaders from the United Arab Emirates presented Ambassador Yousef Al Otaiba and the UAE Embassy in Washington, DC with a model of the Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque in Abu Dhabi.
Washington, DC (24 July 2018) – A delegation of government and faith leaders from the United Arab Emirates (UAE) are visiting Washington, DC to highlight the country’s efforts to promote tolerance and inclusivity among the 200 nationalities who live and work together there.
Reaffirms UAE’S Substantial Commitment to Providing Humanitarian Assistance in Yemen;
Stresses Close, Ongoing Coordination with UN Agencies and US Officials
New Display Chronicles Special Olympics’ Efforts to Create a More Inclusive World
Abu Dhabi to Host Special Olympics World Games in March 2019
Visits Glenville Community Soccer Field
Participates in Panel Discussion with Cleveland Clinic CEO Dr. Tomislav Mihaljevic at the City Club of Cleveland
The following commentary was published in The Telegraph on June 14, 2018. See here for the original piece.
To take on the Houthi rebels in Yemen, we must liberate Hodeidah
Anwar Gargash