Top 20 quotes from Khalifa Bin Zayed Al Nahyan

Top 20 quotes from Khalifa bin Zayed Al Nahyan

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ABOUT KHALIFA BIN ZAYED AL NAHYAN

Khalifa bin Zayed Al Nahyan has an estimated net worth of $23 billion

as of 2008 according to Forbes. The hereditary ruler of the tiny emirate

of Abu Dhabi provided $10 billion bailout package to debt-burdened

brother state of Dubai in December 2009. Did not escape downturn;

fortune down $3 billion as result of last year’s 40% decline in oil export

earnings, coupled with double-digit declines in real estate and stock

markets. Continuing to promote his Abu Dhabi 2030 plan to reinvent it

as a tourism and cultural hub.

Source: Therichest.com


The backbone of any improvement of

governance, its development as well as its

protection from any form of wastage or

excessiveness, is a mechanism to place laws

under the microscope of revision and

modernization until they resonate in tune with

the methodological development and new

administrative technologies.

Khalifa bin Zayed Al Nahyan


Apart from the emergency aid we provide to

alleviate the sufferings of victims of natural

disasters, calamities and crises, we worked for

transforming U.A.E.'s charity activities into an

institutional activity with an aim of making

them more effective and sustainable.



I appreciate my brother, His Highness Sheikh

Mohammad Bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice-

President and Prime Minister of the U.A.E. and

Ruler of Dubai, and the Council of Ministers,

who face every morning challenges, but plan

and remove all obstacles to score

achievements.



U.A.E.'s continuously growing initiatives in the

field of charitable and humanitarian works

became a basic component of our foreign

activities.



Thanks to the competence, love of God, our

country's security and stability, endowed

wealth, integrated infrastructure and quality

services, the U.A.E. turned into the world's

renowned destination for tourism, investment

and business management: the interface of

choice for hosting major cultural events,

artistic and sports, in the world.



Work is a true criterion of citizenship. It is

evidence of sincerity and loyalty. We all share

the responsibility of building this country,

protecting its sovereignty and safeguarding

the gains.



It is not just a feeling, but a reality. Activity in

any given society is not undertaken within

isolated or separate circles but as part of a

well-linked chain, provided that the society's

objectives are clear and specific and as long

as the transition process is smoothly taking

place.



In the case of the UAE, both requirements are

met and, therefore, an overlapping is

something that is not only expected but is also

desired. We are not starting from scratch - we

still take our inspiration from that rich

experience of the past to continue serving our

country and our people.



Perhaps the most important legacy left by

Sheikh Zayed is the clarity of the goals that he

laid down.Though governed by development

needs and standards, those goals are in

essence are driven by humanity and by our

deep-rooted traditions. They reflect the special

characteristics of the UAE citizen, who is a

proud Arab and Muslim.



In my speech last year on the occasion of the

federation's 34th anniversary, I said that we are

entering a new era we called "the enabling

era", which is distinct from the previous

"foundation era". I said that both eras

compliment each other, seek to reach the

same goals and ends.



One of our key objectives in the next stage is

to lay the groundwork for the emergence of a

more active UAE citizen.



A nation is built by the thought and effort of its

own citizens, through a set of means

necessary for any given end, so as to enhance

unity, to maintain stability, to meet citizens'

aspirations and to embrace the rapid changes

witnessed locally, regionally and

internationally.



We in the UAE fully believe that change does

not tolerate haste when it is fundamental,

systematic and tied to the nation's destiny.



Like every other thing in life, it has to be well-

calculated, gradual and in tune with the

society's nature, orientations, aspirations and

demography.



We have been reliant on gradual progress

since the inception of the UAE. Our economy

has been evolving gradually, so have our

educational, legal and social systems. All the

fundamental elements of society are gradually

progressing.



The Union is the fruit of a good tree planted by

our fathers who dreamed of the idea with

hope, took care of it with their dedication to

raise the flag of the Union as high as they

could and strengthened its pillars. They are

really the spirit of the Union.



The duty of loyalty and gratitude to a

homeland that provides decent and happy life

for all of its citizens and residents requires that

we all deeply engrave it in our hearts at all

times.



The process of building man means, in the final

analysis, building the nation and instilling the

values of free, promising, stable and secure

life.



We believe in the abilities of our children of

special needs and their high potential, we

shall work together to support them and

provide them with the opportunity to

contribute to the development of our nation

and secure a better future for themselves.



Achieving optimal social development

through developing our society as an integral

system continues to be a major goal for the

UAE public policy.



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