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Peace, highlighted the enduring influence of the late Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan Al
               Nahyan as a positive role model for generations, emphasising his commitment to
               serving the nation and aiding others.


               Sheikh Zayed's legacy of leadership and humanitarian efforts has established

               him as a global symbol of wisdom, compassion, and philanthropy, embodying the
               values of tolerance.


               In a statement on the occasion of the Zayed Humanitarian Day, Bin Bayyah

               praised the ongoing efforts to uphold Sheikh Zayed's values under the leadership
               of President His Highness Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, noting the

               UAE's unwavering support for global humanitarian causes regardless of the
               circumstances, which reflects the enduring legacy of Sheikh Zayed.


               He mentioned that Sheikh Zayed's values and positive attributes are currently
               being reinforced and maintained most effectively during the reign of President

               His Highness Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan.


               He also noted that the UAE extends its assistance worldwide, particularly during
               times of crises such as pandemics, earthquakes, floods, or wars, without any

               form of discrimination, thereby upholding the enduring principles and approach of
               the late Sheikh Zayed.


               He highlighted that some of the UAE's significant humanitarian projects include

               the "Mohamed bin Zayed Water Initiative" and the "Mothers' Endowment
               Initiative, the Chivalrous Knight" aimed at assisting Palestinians by delivering
               essential aid such as water, food, and medicine.


               The UAE has set up a desalination plant to supply clean drinking water to the

               Gaza community, opened a field hospital to offer medical care to the wounded,
               and welcomed numerous sick children, their families, and individuals with chronic

               illnesses for treatment in the nation's hospitals.










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