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Mohammed’s youngest son debuts on Instagram

April 12, 2013

Mohammeds_youngest_sonDubai, Apr 12: His Highness Shaikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice-President and Prime Minister of the UAE and Ruler of Dubai, has posted the photo of Shaikh Zayed bin Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum through his Instagram account, marking his son’s debut in the media.

Shaikh Mohammed has chosen his official page on the online photo-sharing and social networking service, to post the very first photos which show the one-year child with his father.

Shaikh Mohammed is known to be one of the most social media-savvy world leaders, as he is interested in broadening the scope of communication with the community using the social media which offer instant interaction with people within the UAE and abroad. This is based on the fact that Shaikh Mohammed believes that social media is a very valuable tool of interaction that must be given maximum attention by leaders and decision makers.

Shaikh Mohammed’s official Instagram profile, @HHSHKMOHD, features a number of never-published-before private photos which document significant moments in his life. Shaikh Mohammed’s official twitter account has gathered more than 1.7 million followers, while his Youtube Channel now has 1.8 million subscribers.

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Sharjah, Apr 20: Air Arabia announced on Monday it will operate new repatriation flights from four cities in India to Sharjah carrying UAE nationals back home.

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Further information about the repatriation and cargo flights is available on the website or can be obtained by contacting the Air Arabia call centre on 06 5580000 or respective travel agent.

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