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‘Eid Mubarak to All Who Call the UAE Home’: UAE President Sends Eid Greetings to Residents

Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan shares a heartfelt Eid message, highlighting community spirit and national strength

  • Publish date: Friday، 20 March 2026 Reading time: 1 min read
‘Eid Mubarak to All Who Call the UAE Home’: UAE President Sends Eid Greetings to Residents
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Eid greetings just got a little more personal this year. UAE residents received a warm SMS from Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan on Friday, marking Eid Al Fitr with a message centered on unity, resilience, and togetherness.

The text was sent nationwide in both Arabic and English, reaching citizens and residents across the country—right in time for the celebrations.

A message that hit home

The President’s message kept it simple but meaningful, wishing everyone a blessed Eid while highlighting the UAE’s strong sense of community. It spoke about how the country’s strength comes from both the people who protect it and the solidarity shared among those who call it home.

In Arabic, the message extended well wishes to “all who consider the UAE their homeland,” while emphasizing family spirit and unity during the blessed days of Eid.

‘Eid Mubarak to All Who Call the UAE Home’: UAE President Sends Eid Greetings to Residents

Residents react

For many, the gesture felt personal. Residents took to social media to share their appreciation, calling it a thoughtful reminder of the country’s inclusive and community-driven values.

The English version echoed the same sentiment, wishing everyone a happy Eid and highlighting how the nation continues to stay strong through collective support and dedication.

More than just a greeting

Beyond the holiday wishes, the message reflects the UAE leadership’s ongoing focus on unity and social cohesion—something that resonates even more during major occasions like Eid Al Fitr.

It’s a small gesture, but one that landed right where it matters: with the people.

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