On the final stop of his Middle East tour, US President Donald Trump visited the Grand Mosque in Abu Dhabi on Wednesday and praised the United Arab Emirates’ rich heritage and architecture. He described the Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque as “beautiful” and called it a powerful symbol of cultural and religious harmony.
Warm Reception in Abu Dhabi
Trump was welcomed at the mosque by Crown Prince Khaldoon Khalifa. The two leaders toured the iconic structure, which is one of the largest mosques in the world. As they walked through its marble corridors and under its towering domes, However Trump expressed admiration for the intricate design and spiritual significance of the site.
“This is truly a beautiful place and a reflection of an incredible culture,” Trump told reporters. “It speaks volumes about the history, values, and unity of the Emirati people.”
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A Symbolic Final Stop
The UAE visit marked the final leg of Trump’s four-day regional tour, which also included high-profile meetings in Saudi Arabia and Qatar. His stop in Abu Dhabi was viewed as both symbolic and diplomatic, showcasing growing ties between the US and Gulf nations.
Trump’s itinerary in the UAE included discussions on trade, regional security, and expanding bilateral relations. However, the visit to the mosque highlighted a softer side of diplomacy—one focused on respect and cultural understanding.
Bridging Differences Through Culture
Crown Prince Khaldoon thanked Trump for visiting and acknowledged the gesture as a sign of goodwill and mutual respect. “Your presence here sends a message of unity and appreciation for diverse traditions,” he said.
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