UAE leaders, including President Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed, congratulated Tunisia’s President Kais Saied on Independence Day. Other officials, including Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid and Sheikh Mansour, also sent messages. This follows the UAE’s condemnation of Israeli airstrikes on Gaza and previews Sheikh Tahnoon’s upcoming diplomatic visit to the U.S.
On March 20, 2025, Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, the President of the UAE, congratulated Tunisia’s President Kais Saied on the occasion of Tunisia’s Independence Day. Alongside him, Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, the UAE Vice President and Ruler of Dubai, and Sheikh Mansour bin Zayed Al Nahyan, UAE Vice President and Deputy Prime Minister, also extended their messages of goodwill and congratulations to President Saied and Prime Minister Kamel Madouri.
This gesture reflects the strong diplomatic ties between the UAE and Tunisia, celebrating significant national milestones. The leaders’ messages highlight the importance of cooperation and shared values in strengthening bilateral relations and fostering regional stability.
Additionally, the UAE has recently condemned the Israeli airstrikes on the Gaza Strip, which reportedly resulted in significant casualties among Palestinians, emphasizing the importance of maintaining peace and the potential ramifications of military escalations.
Furthermore, Sheikh Tahnoon bin Zayed Al Nahyan, the Deputy Ruler of Abu Dhabi, is scheduled to visit the United States, indicating ongoing diplomatic activities and engagements in the region. The official meetings will include discussions with various U.S. officials as part of the UAE’s international relations efforts.
The UAE leaders’ congratulatory messages to Tunisia signify the ongoing diplomatic relations between the two countries. This event coincides with the UAE’s condemnation of recent violence in Gaza, showcasing its commitment to regional stability. Furthermore, the upcoming visit of Sheikh Tahnoon bin Zayed to the U.S. indicates the UAE’s proactive engagement in international relations.
Original Source: www.wam.ae
