Her act, which captivated over 500 spectators from around the world, even included a blindfolded routine in the second half
The UAE President shared a nostalgic moment with French President Emmanuel Macron during his recent trip to France, during which the world leaders took a trip down memory lane.
In a video shared by Zaki Nusseibeh, cultural advisor to the President, His Highness Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan can be seen showing Macron a photo from the time the UAE's founding father made his first presidential visit to France in 1975.
The priceless picture features the late Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan greeting his French counterpart, and a very young Sheikh Mohamed, who is seen looking especially dapper in a pinstripe suit.
"Come on, seriously," says Macron, when Sheikh Mohamed points himself out.
"You haven't changed," remarks Macron's wife in the video of the warm exchange.
"Thank you, ma'am," responds Sheikh Mohamed graciously.
Zaki Nusseibeh noted that, in the same way that Sheikh Zayed made his first presidential visit to France in 1975, Sheikh Mohamed also followed in his father's footsteps by choosing France for his first state visit.
"You were here and you're still here," remarks Macron.
"It's a great historic moment for us," Nusseibeh responds.
ALSO READ:
Her act, which captivated over 500 spectators from around the world, even included a blindfolded routine in the second half
Francis: We are now unable to halt the enormous damage we have caused. We barely have time to prevent even more tragic damage.
The surprise move comes amid efforts in Iran to fight 'Westernisation' which conservatives view as undermining core values in place since the 1979 Islamic revolution
Never miss another trending story again
Nanoparticles and quantum dots are used in LED-lights and TV-screens and can also be used to guide surgeons while removing cancer tissue
With sands made hotter by climate change, eggs are rarely yielding male turtles, which require cooler temperatures during the incubation period
The air temperature is maintained at an incredible 1℃, and the water at a crisp 7℃ to provide an ideal climate for the aquatic birds
Several volunteers stood at checkpoints to guide Emiratis on how to go about the process