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The UAE President has been appreciated time and again for his humility and thoughtfulness. His Highness Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan has yet again proven to be a kind-hearted diplomat in a video that has now gone viral.
In the video, which is doing rounds on social media, Sheikh Mohamed is seen walking towards his car and stepping in, when he notices something and stops.
The UAE royal is then seen calling someone over as he steps back out of the car. The camera pans to two men who were earlier at the sideline. They are seen wearing big smiles as the President notices them.
Take a look at the heartwarming video below:
Both expats then take a picture with the President. Sheikh Mohamed is also seen indulging in a short conversation with them and greeting them with a smile.
The now viral video was taken when Sheikh Mohamed was visiting an Emirati's house, who invited the leader to their home when he was reviewing residential projects, according to a local programme presenter, Twitter user @ahmedyammahi.
The text on the video above, appreciates the President's humility and the UAE's leadership.
Earlier, the royal's down-to-earth nature was also observed by residents when they saw him walking on a street without guards, roadblocks, or protocol.
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