Dubai Customs celebrated the UAE’s 53rd Eid Al Etihad (National Day) with festivities held at its headquarters in Port Rashid and across various customs centers.
The celebrations, WAM reported, showcased a strong sense of pride and national spirit, commemorating the remarkable achievements of the UAE since its establishment. The event featured a diverse array of activities that captured the essence of unity and fostered national identity, drawing a large crowd of employees and customers.
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The festivities included traditional and artistic performances, as well as engaging competitions that highlighted the UAE’s vibrant cultural diversity. Craft workshops were also organized, such as planting the symbolic Ghaf tree and pottery making. Employees were treated to special gifts, including pearls obtained through a traditional oyster opening activity.
Participants contributed to a collaborative art piece that depicted the portraits of the founding fathers, Sheikh Zayed and Sheikh Rashid.
Dubai Customs reiterated its commitment to supporting the visionary leadership’s goals for a progressive and sustainable nation. The Eid Al Etihad celebration embodies the highest ideals of unity and generosity, honoring the legacy of the founding leaders. It serves as a renewed pledge to teamwork, national service, and ongoing achievements that position the UAE among the world’s foremost nations.
