Caretaker Prime Minister Anwaarul Haq Kakar visited national and cultural landmark, Wahat Al Karama in Abu Dhabi on Tuesday, to pay homage to the sacrifices of UAE heroes who laid down their lives in the services of their country.
The Prime Minister was welcomed by Sheikh Thayeb bin Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Chairman of the office of Development and Martyrs Families affairs at the Presidential Court.
The Prime Minister attended the solemn Guard of Honour ceremony. Afterwards, Prime Minister laid a wreath at the Martyrs’ Monument. The Monument comprises 31 panels leaning on one another to symbolise the unity and solidarity between the UAE’s leadership, people and heroic soldiers.
The Prime Minister was briefed about the memorial, which embodies the sacrifices of valiant Emirati soldiers. At the end of the tour, Prime Minister noted his remarks on the memorial’s guest book, expressing his appreciation for the UAE’s brave martyrs.
Wahat Al Karama is a national and cultural landmark in UAE’s capital, Abu Dhabi, which was established to commemorate the heroic actions of the UAE’s martyrs and their sacrifices in defence of the UAE.
Meanwhile, the Caretaker Prime Minister AnwaarulHaqKakar visited Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque in Abu Dhabi today.
The Prime Minister commenced his visit by offering fateha at the mausoleum of the late Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan and recalled visionary leadership of the Founding Father of the UAE that enriched the culture of tolerance and peaceful coexistence among various nations of the world. He recalled late Sheikh Zayed’s close relationship with the people and the leadership of Pakistan.
During the visit, the Prime Minister was briefed about the mosque’s noble message that highlights notions of coexistence, tolerance, and openness to other cultures, inspired by the nation’s late founder’s rich legacy, and about the mosque’s leading role in highlighting the Islamic culture’s true essence and promoting cross-cultural communication worldwide.
