Sheikh Zayed’s Vision of Inclusion: Celebrating the Contributions of Indians and Pakistanis in the UAE

The founding father of the UAE, Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan, was always keen on stressing inclusion and coexistence as the pillars of the nation. His vision held the contributions of all communities in developing the Emirates in high esteem, noting that success would come only through unity and respect for diversity. That principle was again resonated by philanthropist Ahmed Al Falasi, who remembered Sheikh Zayed quoting the importance of the Indian and Pakistani communities’ contributions. Ranging from the provision of opportunity to own land to their identification as a source of support in the growth of the nation, Sheikh Zayed’s legacy still stands for generosity, harmony, and mutual growth.

Defending Communities and Identifying Contributions

Ahmed Al Falasi recently recalled a moment when someone questioned the large presence of Indians and Pakistanis in the UAE. He responded by quoting Sheikh Zayed, who had defended their position in society by stating, “They are part of our community. Let them come and let them buy land, they are helping us.” This was shown to be a deep respect by Sheikh Zayed for migrant workers and professionals, too, for their sacrifices and attempts to build the new country.

Pakistanis and Indians have contributed a lot to the infrastructure and economy of the UAE, starting with labor and construction, to trade and education. Sheikh Zayed early appreciated this contribution, not making them appear outsiders but partners in progress. Admission of the expatriates to invest in real estates was a gesture of trust and gratitude which preconditioned long-term relations.

A Heritage of Common Ground and Togetherness

The idea of shared land that was conceived by Sheikh Zayed can still be experienced in the UAE today with coexistence and multiculturalism being the central elements of nationality. His inclusiveness in accepting Indians and Pakistanis as members of society has cemented ties through generations. As Ahmed Al Falasi pointed out, “Without them we cannot survive.” This value brings into sight a culture of unity and respect that defines the Emirates and shows the world how heterogeneous communities can co-exist peacefully under the guidance of a visionary leader.

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