The heart of Abu Dhabi came alive as His Highness Sheikh Mansour bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Vice President, Deputy Prime Minister, and Chairman of the Presidential Court, alongside His Highness Sheikh Theyab bin Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Deputy Chairman of the Presidential Court for Development and Fallen Heroes’ Affairs, graced the highly anticipated Barzat Abu Dhabi. This annual Ramadan gathering, held at the historic Qasr Al Hosn, was more than just a meeting—it was a celebration of Emirati heritage, a powerhouse of discussions, and a testament to the UAE’s commitment to unity and collaboration.
Barzat Abu Dhabi, running until March 13, brought together a distinguished assembly of sheikhs, senior government officials, and employees from various government sectors. The event served as a vital platform for fostering connections among government entities, creating stronger communication channels, and reinforcing the deep-rooted values that define the UAE’s leadership and community spirit.
Their Highnesses exchanged warm Ramadan greetings with attendees, embodying the essence of togetherness and reflection during the Holy Month. They extended prayers for continued prosperity and blessings upon the UAE, emphasizing the significance of such gatherings in maintaining cultural identity and social cohesion. Sheikh Mansour highlighted the rich tradition of majlis gatherings, which have historically been crucial spaces for dialogue, wisdom sharing, and reinforcing social bonds.
Barzat Abu Dhabi wasn’t just about conversations—it was an experience. The event featured interactive cultural workshops, art exhibitions, and live performances showcasing Emirati traditions, ensuring that all age groups could engage with the nation’s heritage. Families of government employees were also invited to participate, further reinforcing the importance of unity beyond professional boundaries.
Aligning with the UAE’s ‘Year of Community’ initiative, this gathering was a powerful reminder of the leadership’s dedication to strengthening national identity and social harmony. Through Barzat Abu Dhabi, Sheikh Mansour and Sheikh Theyab demonstrated that leadership goes beyond governance—it’s about fostering deep, personal connections that build a resilient and united society.
