UAE to celebrate Flag Day on Tuesday

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The UAE will mark Flag Day at 11:00 am on Tuesday with official celebrations at ministries, government entities, schools, universities, homes and buildings across the country.

Every year on November 3, citizens and residents honour the country and mark their solidarity and loyalty to the nation and its leadership.

His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice President and Prime Minister of the UAE and Ruler of Dubai, had called on all citizens, residents and institutions across the UAE to raise the national flag and renew their commitment to the values and principles outlined by the Founding Fathers.

"A single national moment where the homeland and its sons stand before the symbol of our honor and glory. We redeem it with our souls, and we offer our lives and blood for its elevation. Long live the homeland. Long live the Flag," said Sheikh Mohammed had posted on social media platform X. 

The occasion highlights the values of peaceful coexistence among citizens and residents, bringing together men, women, young people, and children of different nationalities in a shared expression of love for the UAE.

 

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