Al Khaja: The UAE has always looked for peace and diplomacy, the most important tool for communicating our values to the world
"Anwar Gargash Diplomacy" hosts the country's ambassador to Israel
Al Khaja during an interactive panel discussion highlighting the importance of bilateral relations.
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The Anwar Gargash Diplomatic Academy at its headquarters in Abu Dhabi hosted the country's ambassador to the State of Israel, Muhammad Mahmoud Al Khaja, in an interactive panel discussion, highlighting the importance of bilateral relations, as well as reviewing the diplomatic responsibilities assumed by Al Khaja as the UAE's first ambassador to the State of Israel.
The session that was organized on the campus of the Academy discussed the most prominent milestones in the ambassador’s career, which varied between work in the business sector and diplomatic work. Several in the sectors of energy management, international security, procurement and production management, as well as work in research and business development.
During the session, Al-Khaja shared with students of the Academy of future diplomats the visions and perspectives he holds about diplomatic work, as well as his current duties as ambassador of the state to the State of Israel. Between the two countries.
During the session, Al Khaja expressed his optimism in his new role and his great passion for the diplomatic work.
He said, "I realize that it is a great honor to be trusted by the leadership to be selected for this historic position, which will enable me to carry the values of peace, coexistence and tolerance adopted by the UAE as part of a new phase of cooperation in the region."
He pointed out that the UAE is always looking for peace, and diplomacy is one of the most important tools of our society, which contributes to conveying the values of the UAE to the world.
He expressed his confidence that the students of the Anwar Gargash Diplomatic Academy will have the ability to achieve a positive impact on the march of social, economic and security progress for the benefit of all, and without any doubt, they will work to continue serving their country with full merit.
The importance of the session is that it is the first to be held on the academy campus since March of 2020, given the shift during that period to virtual discussion sessions.
The Academy recently hosted a group of prominent diplomats and foreign affairs leaders as part of its virtual sessions on "diplomatic dialogues" and "diplomacy for the next 50 years."
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