Commemoration Day

Sheikh Saud bin Saqr Al Qasimi, Ruler of Ras Al Khaimah, gave medals to the families of those who lost their lives serving their country

Leader offers warm tribute to soldiers who lost their lives while protecting the nation

The Emirates remembers those who lost their lives for the country every year

President Sheikh Mohamed says contribution of armed forces members who lost their lives in line of duty will never be forgotten

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Poignant ceremony at Wahat Al Karama pays tribute to those who lost their lives

Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid and Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed paid tribute to the Armed Forces on Commemoration Day

First held in 2015, Commemoration Day is marked each year on November 30

President Sheikh Khalifa leads tributes to the sacrifices of the country's armed forces for Commemoration Day

The number of losses might seem small but in tight-knit communities, the impact is great

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Seven sheikhs from seven emirates gather in Abu Dhbai for a sunset ceremony to remember the brave soldiers, pilots and sailors that died in the service of their country

The Martyrs’ Family Affairs Office at the Crown Prince Court has unveiled the official logo for Commemoration Day, which will be celebrated on November 30.

The UAE on Monday marked Commemoration Day as members of one community, gathered around flags at half-mast in ceremonies and observing a minute’s silence for the sons who fell defending them.

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Visitors will now be able to explore Wahat Al Karama from 9am to 7pm daily, excluding national occasions, special events and visits from official delegations.

Sheikh Humaid bin Rashid Al Nuaimi, Ruler of Ajman, opened a Dh5 million memorial monument for fallen Emirati servicemen.