Hamdan bin Zayed performs Al-Adha prayer, receives well-wishers
Prayers for the nation and leadership
His Highness Sheikh Hamdan wished the leadership good health and prayed for the continued progress and prosperity of the UAE and its people.
Sermon emphasises Eid values
The sermon highlighted Eid Al-Adha's role in enshrining values of compassion and interdependence among members of society.
Exchange of Eid greetings
His Highness also exchanged Eid Al-Adha greetings with well-wishers at Majlis Madinat Zayed.
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