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UAE and Qatar Reaffirm Strong Bilateral Relations in High-Level Meeting

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 In a significant step toward strengthening Gulf cooperation, President His Highness Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan welcomed His Excellency Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman bin Jassim Al Thani, Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs of Qatar, during a meeting at Qasr Al Shati in Abu Dhabi. This meeting highlighted the enduring fraternal bonds and collaborative efforts between the two neighboring nations. Exchange of Greetings and Warm Wishes Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman conveyed a message of goodwill from His Highness Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani, Emir of Qatar. He expressed hopes for the UAE’s continued progress and prosperity. In response, President Sheikh Mohamed extended warm regards to the Emir of Qatar, reinforcing the shared aspirations for development and prosperity across both nations. Strengthening Cooperation and Unity The discussions during the meeting focused on the strong ties between the UAE and Qatar. Both leaders explored ways to enhance cooperation in
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Empowering Climate Resilience: Providing Data to High-Risk Countries

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In an era of unprecedented climate change , countries face escalating risks and challenges. To combat these threats and foster resilience, an innovative initiative has emerged - providing climate risk data to a select country. This endeavor aims to equip nations highly vulnerable to climate change with essential information to build resilience, make informed policy decisions, and stimulate financial programs for climate adaptation and mitigation. By providing accurate and comprehensive data, this initiative paves the way for a more sustainable and resilient future. Understanding Vulnerabilities: The first step in addressing climate risks is understanding vulnerabilities. By providing data on various climate parameters such as temperature, precipitation, sea-level rise, and extreme weather events, countries can assess their exposure to climate hazards. This comprehensive understanding enables them to identify key areas of concern and prioritize actions accordingly. Informed Policy Decis
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UAE's Rashid Rover: Pushing the Boundaries of Space Exploration and Innovation with Lunar Landing Attemp

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  The UAE's space program has been making significant strides in recent years, and all eyes are now on the Moon as the country's Rashid Rover attempts a lunar landing on April 25th. This mission is a testament to the UAE's commitment to pushing the boundaries of space exploration and innovation. The Rashid Rover's lunar landing attempt is a monumental achievement for the UAE's space program, and it marks a significant milestone in the country's quest to become a leading player in the space industry. The mission is part of the Emirates Lunar Mission, which aims to study the Moon's surface and environment, as well as to test new technologies that could be used in future space missions. The Rashid Rover is equipped with advanced scientific instruments that will allow it to study the Moon's geology, mineralogy, and other aspects of its environment. The mission will also help scientists gain a better understanding of the Moon's composition and history. B
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Connecting Across the Cosmos: Astronaut Sultan Al Neyadi Speaks with the Public in Live Video Call from the International Space Station

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  Astronaut Sultan Al Neyadi , a member of the United Arab Emirates' (UAE) astronaut corps, recently spoke with the public in a live video call from the International Space Station (ISS). The call was a remarkable moment, allowing viewers on Earth to connect with an astronaut orbiting the planet in real-time. The live call was an opportunity for people around the world to learn more about life on the ISS and the challenges that astronauts face in space. Astronaut Sultan Al Neyadi shared insights about the daily routines of astronauts, the experiments they conduct, and the technology they use to stay connected with people on Earth. For those watching the video call, it was an awe-inspiring experience to witness an astronaut floating effortlessly in the microgravity of space, with the Earth visible in the background. It served as a reminder of the incredible advances made in space exploration and the dedication and bravery of the individuals who undertake such journeys. The fact tha
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The UAE's Giant Leap towards Space Exploration

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  With its ambitious plans and initiatives, the UAE has made significant strides toward space exploration. With Zayed's ambition, the country is poised to take a giant leap into the stars. Astronaut Sultan Al Neyadi will launch to the International Space Station on Monday, February 27, 2023, on the longest space mission in Arab history. This event is significant for the UAE as it continues to embrace space exploration and expand its presence in space. With the hashtag #Zayed's ambition, people around the world can be part of this historic moment and celebrate the UAE's commitment to space exploration. The Mohammed bin Rashid Space Centre will broadcast the launch live, giving everyone the opportunity to witness this incredible achievement. The UAE's focus on space exploration is not just about making scientific advancements, but it's also a reflection of the country's values and ambitions. The UAE wants to inspire the next generation of scientists and explorers
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UAE's Sultan Al Neyadi faces 14-day quarantine

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  "I will leave here directly for quarantine," said Dr Al Neyadi , who comes from an IT background. "We have to maintain the safety of the astronauts and we cannot go to space without quarantining first." Astronauts are required to complete a period of isolation before launch to ensure they are not sick or carrying an illness when on the space station.  Hanan Al Suwaidi, a consultant family physician from Dubai who was the flight surgeon for the UAE's first astronaut, Hazza Al Mansouri, will look after Dr Al Neyadi before and after his journey to space. Dr Al Neyadi is part of the SpaceX/Nasa Crew-6 mission, which will launch on a Falcon 9 rocket from the Kennedy Space Centre in Florida.
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UAE astronaut will one day set foot on the Moon

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  Dr Al Neyadi, who is set to embark on the Arab world’s first long-duration   space mission   on February 26, said the country’s space programme would follow “wherever humanity is going”. Nasa has introduced Artemis, an ambitious project that aims to build a sustainable presence of astronauts in lunar orbit and on the Moon's surface. It is crucial for the space agency to find capable international partners to help meet the budgetary and timetable demands involved in building the Lunar Gateway — an orbiting station to house astronauts. “The UAE, I think, is going wherever the humanity overall is going,” Dr Al Neyadi, who will participate in a six-month mission to the International Space Station next month, told  The National  in an interview on Thursday.  “We also saw the successful Artemis 1 launch, it was a great proof of concept,” said Dr Al Neyadi. “Soon we'll have some people on board the Orion capsule and, definitely, the UAE will try to be a part of that. “We all know th
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