The Federal Youth Authority arranged a special occasion at the Youth Center in Dubai to commemorate India's Independence Day, as component of the UAE Youth Global Effort, launched by His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Crown Prince of Abu Dhabi and Deputy Supreme Commander of the UAE Armed Forces.

The Authority seeks to bring young Emiratis together with young people from worldwide as they celebrate their nationwide achievements. On that note, both the UAE as well as India's National Anthems were played to initiate the event.

The occasion also combined a variety of prominent youths from both countries, along with decision makers as well as artists. Participants checked out life in the UAE from a functional as well as social perspective, considered potential customers for more participation in between Emirati and Indian youth, and traded knowledge and also ideal practices in interesting and also encouraging young people around the world.

Young Emiratis are dedicated to realising the vision of the UAE leadership to reach international status, said H.E. Shamma Al Mazrui. Every day, they demonstrate to the world the outstanding empowerment and support afforded to the UAE youth, and they showcase and share their success and experience with their peers from around the globe, working together to find solutions to the challenges that face young people in all societies.

The Minister congratulated India on its Independence Day, especially young Indian citizens staying in the UAE, who are playing a major role in the improvement of their neighborhood, along with their house country. "We desire the Republic of India continued progress and also success, as well as we prompt young people from both our countries to continue to work together, exchange knowledge and also culture, as well as develop their abilities with each other," H.E. ended.

On a comparable note, H.E. Saeed Mohammed Al Nazari asserted that young Emiratis were devoted to distributing their introducing experience internationally, sharing it with youths from all over the globe. "The UAE has had an introducing experience in terms of empowering its young people-- one of the most successful worldwide," he said. "These events that unite young people from all over the world are an opportunity to create a unified vision that places young people at the helm in driving positive adjustment in their societies."

During the occasion, 28-year-old Emirati cook Khalid Al Saadi and also Indian chef Malavika Raghavan prepared a menu for guests influenced by the UAE's heritage as well as Indian society. This while Troilee Dutta and Soumen Hazragave a musical efficiency entertaining the audience.