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UAE President Welcomes Six New Emirati Ambassadors
UAE President Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan has welcomed six newly appointed Emirati ambassadors, who took the oath of office during a ceremony in Abu Dhabi. The appointments reflect the UAE’s continued commitment to strengthening international relations and building constructive partnerships around the world.
The six ambassadors will represent the UAE in Jordan, Togo, Hungary, Rwanda, Guyana and Tajikistan, expanding the country’s diplomatic presence across several important regions. The new envoys are Sultan Mohammed Saeed Al Shamsi, Ghanem Issa Ahmed Al Falahi, Rashid Abdullah Ibrahim Al Tunaiji, Ali Issa Musbeh Al Zaabi, Muhannad Sulaiman Abdulla Al Naqbi and Nasser Huwaiten Theban Al Ketbi.
During the ceremony, Sheikh Mohamed wished the ambassadors success in their new responsibilities and in strengthening cooperation with their respective host countries. He highlighted the UAE’s approach of developing partnerships that advance shared interests and lasting prosperity.
The ceremony was attended by Sheikh Mansour bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Vice President, Deputy Prime Minister and Chairman of the Presidential Court, along with other senior officials.
The appointments further demonstrate the UAE’s active diplomatic engagement and its focus on fostering dialogue, cooperation and mutually beneficial relationships. The ambassadors will play an important role in strengthening bilateral ties, supporting economic and cultural cooperation and creating new opportunities for collaboration.
Through its expanding diplomatic network, the UAE continues to promote a vision based on partnership, openness and shared development, reinforcing its position as an active and constructive member of the international community.
