2,269 Inmates Pardoned by UAE President for Eid Al Etihad
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President His Highness Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan has announced the release of 2,269 inmates from correctional institutions across the UAE in celebration of the country’s 53rd Eid Al Etihad.
In a gesture of compassion and generosity, His Highness has also pledged to cover all fines and penalties imposed on the inmates. This initiative marks a significant opportunity for those released to turn over a new leaf, reunite with their families, and positively contribute to society.
The decision reflects the UAE’s focus on fostering social cohesion and encouraging individuals to rebuild their lives. It aligns with the leadership’s belief in second chances and underscores their dedication to promoting family stability and community welfare.
For the inmates, this pardon is a chance to start afresh. Many will now have the opportunity to rejoin their loved ones during the festive occasion and work toward a brighter future.
Eid Al Etihad, celebrated annually to mark the UAE’s formation, is often a time of generosity and goodwill, with similar pardons announced in previous years. This year’s pardon, however, stands out as a testament to the UAE’s commitment to rehabilitation and compassion.
The release of the 2,269 inmates will undoubtedly have a positive ripple effect, not only on their families but also on the broader UAE community, further reinforcing the values of unity and humanity at the heart of the nation’s leadership.