UAE prepares to celebrate 51st National Day

Citizens and residents across the UAE are encouraged to come together to celebrate the country’s 51st anniversary National Day Friday, December 2nd.

Ceremony preparations for this year’s exhibits are picking up pace to commemoratethe birth of a nation Millions of residents from all over the world call it home.

Details National Day The show will be revealed closer to the time, but organizers are already calling on the public to get involved in the party atmosphere.

The official organising committee – led by the team organising the emirate’s landmark Golden Jubilee celebration – is inviting government departments, private companies, schools and other organisations to download a special National Day kit that will feature the celebration’s branding logo.

It will be available on UAE National Day website More information will be posted on social media platforms.

“This year’s ceremony will continue its legacy, uniting the nation and its people in a moment of unity and celebration of the UAE’s modern pioneers and creators of the nation’s collective future,” state news agency Wam said in a statement on Monday.

Citizens are expected to be commissioned to commemorate the landmark date in 1971 when the UAE united as one.

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Last year, the stunning Golden Jubilee celebration took centre stage in Hada, with an audience that included Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed, then Crown Prince of Abu Dhabi, and Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid, Vice-President and Ruler of Dubai, both of them. People can sometimes see this spectacle recorded on their phones.

The December festivities will also be important to the country.

President Sheikh Mohamed Sheikh Khalifa’s death.

The event will also take place against the backdrop of a significant easing of Covid-19 restrictions.

The requirement to wear face coverings outdoors was lifted in February and the requirement to wear face coverings in indoor settings was lifted in September.

Safety rules have been relaxed as the number of daily cases has dropped significantly.

The number of cases fell below 300 on Monday, having surged above 2,500 at the start of the year.

Updated: 11/1/2022 3:16AM