Abu dhabi: The United Arab Emirates today marks the International Day for Tolerance, designated by the United Nations on 16th November each year as an annual occasion to encourage tolerance, unity and the promotion of coexistence and acceptance among people. According to Emirates News Agency, this year’s occasion coincides with the activities of the National Festival of Tolerance and Coexistence 2025, which began yesterday at Umm Al Emarat Park in Abu Dhabi and will continue until 18th November under the theme “Hand in Hand”. The festival provides a platform for community, cultural and human dialogue that brings together different segments

Abu dhabi: Sheikh Nahyan bin Mubarak Al Nahyan, Minister of Tolerance and Coexistence, stated that the values of tolerance, peaceful coexistence, and human fraternity in the UAE are directly reflected in the vision of President His Highness Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan. According to Emirates News Agency, Sheikh Nahyan emphasized that the UAE’s progress depends on collective responsibility and meaningful participation in community life through cooperation, understanding, and fair interaction. He highlighted that tolerance in the UAE does not mean eliminating differences, but embracing them to ensure peaceful coexistence and build a better future for all. Marking the International

Abu dhabi: Representatives of the Indian community in the UAE have praised the country’s long-standing model of tolerance and peaceful coexistence, which is built on cultural, social, and religious diversity, and supported by the wise leadership’s commitment to universal human values. According to Emirates News Agency, the Indian community representatives spoke on the occasion of the International Day for Tolerance, highlighting that the UAE hosts more than 200 nationalities from various cultures and ethnicities. They described it as a unique example of harmony and unity in diversity, demonstrating how people from across the world can coexist and work together under