In a heartwarming show of solidarity and celebration, UAE leaders have extended their warmest Diwali wishes to the Indian community and those celebrating the festival of lights across the world. From heartfelt social media messages to colorful displays across the nation, the UAE has embraced the joyous spirit of Diwali.
UAE President's Message in Multiple Languages
The UAE President shared a message in Hindi, English, and Arabic, symbolizing the inclusive spirit of the UAE’s diverse culture. "Sincere best wishes to all those in the UAE and around the world celebrating Diwali," he tweeted. "May the year ahead bring peace, health, and happiness to you and your families."
Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid's Warm Diwali Greetings
Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice-President and Prime Minister of the UAE and Ruler of Dubai, also shared his "warmest wishes" on social media. He emphasized the values of unity, compassion, and harmony that Diwali represents. "May the festival of lights bring joy, peace, and safety to you and your loved ones. Let the light in your hearts guide you toward harmony, compassion, and shared understanding. Happy Diwali!"
The Diwali Spirit Across UAE
Diwali, celebrated on October 31 this year, represents the victory of light over darkness and good over evil. Across the UAE, balconies in buildings have been adorned with vibrant lights, while residents have created intricate rangoli designs outside their doors to welcome the festival’s deity of wealth. Public spaces, shopping centers, and community hubs are illuminated with lights, offering everyone a chance to experience the festive ambiance.
A Celebration of Unity and Inclusion
With over 3 million Indians calling the UAE home, Diwali celebrations have become a beloved part of the country’s cultural fabric. The UAE’s embrace of these festivities exemplifies its commitment to celebrating diversity and promoting shared values of peace, prosperity, and harmony.
Honoring Tradition and Togetherness
The UAE’s inclusive celebration of Diwali serves as a reminder of the country’s dedication to honoring its residents’ diverse heritage and traditions.
