Majority of Emiratis – 73.67 per cent – are satisfied with their current jobs, according to a study by TASC
US President Joe Biden thanked the UAE President, His Highness Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, during the G20 summit held in New Delhi on Saturday.
In a video shared online, the US President started by saying thank you three times. He continues, "I did not mention... Sheikh Mohamed of the UAE — because I knew he wasn't speaking — but I do want to say, thank you, thank you, thank you. I don't think we'd be here without you. Thank you."
The UAE President is seen smiling and clapping in acknowledgement of the US leader's words of appreciation. Watch the warm exchange here:
Biden's remarks come after the signing of a new shipping, rail corridor linking UAE to India, Saudi Arabia and US was announced during the summit.
The UAE President met with several other world leaders participating in the 18th Group of 20 (G20) Heads of State and Government Summit, hosted by India under the slogan 'One Earth, One Family, One Future'.
ALSO READ:
Majority of Emiratis – 73.67 per cent – are satisfied with their current jobs, according to a study by TASC
This programme will provide customised services and extra benefits to young couples about to tie the knot
Companies in UAE with 50 skilled employees have to raise the percentage of the Emirati workforce by two per cent every year, reaching at least 10 per cent by 2026
Khalifa University tops the country ahead of United Arab Emirates University, with the University of Sharjah also sealing its spot
Prices of the yellow metal had soared on Friday to surpass its levels in late April
Residents are warned of poor visibility in some areas this morning
As per an expert, the changes could impact the way students are taught
Earlier, RTA had also expanded the 'Bus on Demand' service to Business Bay