Hazza bin Zayed welcomes well-wishers for the holy month of Ramadan

Photo : Abu Dhabi Media Office

His Highness Sheikh Hazza bin Zayed Al Nahyan, who is the Ruler’s Representative in Al Ain Region, welcomed many people at Al Maqam Palace in Al Ain for the holy month of Ramadan. People came to greet him and share good wishes during this special time.

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Among those who visited was His Highness Sheikh Hamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, along with several sheikhs, important officials, scholars, and local citizens. Many of these guests were invited by the UAE President to take part in Ramadan gatherings. They all shared warm greetings and prayed for peace, happiness, and success for the country.

Sheikh Hazza also met a group of bright students from the UAE who won a silver medal at the International Olympiad in Artificial Intelligence in Bulgaria. These students competed with participants from 32 countries and made the UAE proud. His Highness praised their hard work, intelligence, and strong efforts. He told them that Artificial Intelligence is an important field that will help shape the future. He encouraged them to keep learning and improving, as their success brings honor to the nation.

During the meeting, Sheikh Hazza shared Ramadan greetings with everyone and prayed for the UAE’s continued success under the leadership of His Highness Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, the President of the UAE. He spoke about how Ramadan is a time of kindness, giving, and togetherness. He reminded everyone that this month teaches people to help others, stay united, and show love and care to those in need.

His Highness also talked about how the UAE is a country built on values of peace, respect, and support for one another. He said that people in the UAE always take part in charity and volunteering during Ramadan, which shows their strong national identity. He encouraged everyone to continue doing good deeds and spreading kindness.

The gathering at Al Maqam Palace was a moment of togetherness and warmth. It brought leaders, scholars, and citizens closer, allowing them to exchange blessings and reflect on the true meaning of Ramadan—a time for faith, gratitude, and generosity.