Fatma Bnt Mohamed

  On November 30 of each year, Emiratis celebrate Martyr's Day, which is considered a sacred day in the nation's memory. With the passage of years, the Emirati people are increasingly keen to perpetuate this memory and keep it alive in the memory of the Emirates and its people and to record their heroism in the brightest pages of the nation to inform future generations how much their fathers and grandfathers sacrificed in order to preserve the UAE and preserve its security, value and dignity. The memory of the righteous martyrs will always be a source of inspiration, and their sacrifices will remain in the hearts of the Emirati people. They are a shining example of patriotism and sacrifice for it. The greatest sacrifices are those that are made for the sake of the homeland, the most honorable battles that are fought in its defense, and the purest blood that is shed in defense of its life and the preservation of its gains.

  It is possible that the Crown Prince of Abu Dhabi, Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, will visit Turkey next week, where he will meet Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan in a historic meeting that will open a new era of regional, economic and political cooperation. This will be the crown prince's first visit in years, as Turkey will host the most powerful Arab figure with the aim of mending strained relations, hoping to launch an economic partnership that will not only lead to the start of economic activities in Turkey, but will also help de-escalate political and security tensions in the entire Middle East.  The cooperation between the two countries is expected to open the beginning of a new era of economic development, as Turkey hopes to attract more Emirati investment in the fields of energy and electricity. On the other hand, the United Arab Emirates is targeting deeper economic relations with Turkey, as this will reflect positively on the diversification of its investme

His Highness Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed received his French counterpart, Florence Parly. His Highness and the French Minister discussed during the meeting in Abu Dhabi friendship relations and the level of cooperation and joint coordination between the two countries in military and defense affairs and aspects. These discussions will contribute to strengthening and developing joint work for the benefit of both countries. They exchanged views on a number of regional and international issues of common concern.

The  Center for Nutrition  Policy and Promotion in USA  warned against excessive salt intake; Since it leads to high blood pressure. He explained that high blood pressure, in turn, increases the risk of cardiovascular diseases such as stroke. The center added that excessive salt intake also harms the liver and kidneys and leads to obesity and stomach cancer. To avoid these serious, life-threatening risks, the amount of salt that is eaten daily should not exceed 5 grams, according to the recommendations of the World Health Organization. To reduce salt consumption, you should stay away from fast food and prepared foods and eat fresh foods instead. 

  The UAE has worked to protect the environment since its establishment. Within the framework of this approach, over the past three decades, it has been keen to participate in efforts to confront the challenge of climate change until, thanks to the visions and directives of its wise leadership, it has become a leading global model. It has taken serious steps in many sectors and adopted innovative initiatives and solutions, all of which seek to ensure a better future for current and future generations. During the new session of "COP26", which was held in Glasgow, United Kingdom, the UAE was praised by a number of international officials. They expressed their appreciation for the UAE's efforts in the field of climate action over the past decades, praising its declaration of support and commitment to many of the commitments announced during the conference, including the "Leaders Pledge towards Nature", which obligates the international community to take the necessa

  The Crown Prince of Abu Dhabi, HH Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed, received the "Nazar Bayev Award 2021 for a world free of nuclear weapons and global security." It is an award granted by the President of the friendly State of Kazakhstan, "Nur-Sultan Nazarbayev" to eminent personalities who have lofty efforts in promoting regional and international peace, settling conflicts and limiting the spread of nuclear weapons. Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed expressed his thanks and appreciation to Nursultan Nazarbayev and the friendly government of Kazakhstan for awarding him this award, pointing to the distinguished relations between the United Arab Emirates and the Republic of Kazakhstan, which are based on strong foundations of cooperation, understanding and mutual interests.

The UAE is hosting the regional meeting on combating human trafficking through international airports, under the auspices of the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime and a number of partners, at the Fazaa pavilion at Expo 2020 Dubai. The fight against human trafficking is one of the issues of paramount importance, which is emphasized in the charters and decisions of the United Nations, and the charters and laws of countries around the world. In this regard, the UAE stresses the fight against this inhuman crime, in accordance with the provisions of the legislation. And it works hard with the international community to confront it firmly, in defense of lofty values ​​and human dignity. This meeting will review, during its three days, investigations related to human trafficking, everything related to measures of assistance and protection for victims of this type of crime, and global experiences in this regard - hoping to emerge from this important workshop by illuminating the dimensio