Team owner Mukesh Kochhar hails 'outstanding’ ladies as he pays tribute to his tried and tested squad of players
The UAE ambassador to the US, Yousef Al Otaiba, said on Wednesday that the United Arab Emirates anticipated a review of current policies by the new US administration, welcoming joint efforts to de-escalate tensions and for renewed regional dialogue, according to a statement posted on the Embassy Twitter account.
“The UAE will work closely with the Biden administration on a comprehensive approach to Middle East peace and stability,” the ambassador said in the post.
The administration of President Joe Biden has temporarily paused some pending arms sales to US allies in order to review them, a US State Department official said on Wednesday.
Israeli leaders played down on Thursday a possible Biden administration review of US arms sales to Gulf states.
Asked by reporters if the review might set back Israel’s efforts to build up relations with the UAE and other Arab countries, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said: “I don’t think so. I think we have passed the point of no-return.”
“Everyone understands that there are huge advantages here. It’s peace in exchange for peace ... I think it’ll move ahead.”
Defence Minister Benny Gantz described the review as “routine”.
Interviewed by Ynet TV, Gantz said he would speak to his US counterpart Lloyd Austin, on Thursday but did not elaborate.
Team owner Mukesh Kochhar hails 'outstanding’ ladies as he pays tribute to his tried and tested squad of players
Authorities said the decision has been taken keeping the safety of the public in mind
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Divided into at least three separate areas, the park will be a first-of-its-kind protected area in the emirate
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Dubai Police said that the emirate is expected to witness weather fluctuations during the coming hours
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Ports, Customs, and Free Zone Corporation also advised to refrain from sailing unless absolutely necessary