Watch: UAE President meets Emirati students in South Korea

Wednesday, 29 May 2024 17:01

By ARN News Staff

The UAE's President His Highness Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan met with a number of Emirati students studying at Korean universities and institutes as part of his state visit to South Korea.

During the meeting in Seoul, Sheikh Mohamed emphasised that students play a crucial role in the future of UAE-Korea relations, highlighting the UAE's interest in learning from South Korea's pioneering developmental experience.

He encouraged them to learn about Korean culture to become cultural bridges between the two countries, thereby enhancing bilateral ties and showcasing the development and progress of the UAE.

His Highness expressed his pleasure at meeting the students and enquired about their wellbeing, affirming that all Emirati students, whether at home or abroad, are of great importance to the UAE leadership, which spares no effort in providing the necessary resources to help them achieve their goals.

Sheikh Mohamed wished them success in their studies, expressing hope that they will contribute to the UAE's developmental journey by leveraging the knowledge and experiences they gain.

The Emirati students expressed their joy at meeting the President, and thanked him for his special attention and support.

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