The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation said it was closely following regional developments, and reaffirmed the importance of de-escalating current tensions. The Ministry said it stressed the importance of dialogue and political solutions in the current situation.
The Ministry also confirmed that recent developments will not affect citizens, residents, or visitors to the UAE.
The Ministry said that all sectors across the country continue to operate as normal.
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