Receiving passengers with the “Bahrain Heart and Eyes” stamp at Dubai airports

The General Directorate of Identity and Foreigners Affairs in Dubai received travelers coming to the country with a special stamp bearing the phrase “Bahrain is a heart and an eye,” in celebration of the National Day of the sisterly Kingdom of Bahrain, in an initiative that embodies the depth of the deep-rooted fraternal and historical relations that unite the United Arab Emirates and the Kingdom of Bahrain, and reflects the ties of love and mutual appreciation that bind the two brotherly countries and peoples, established by a long process of cooperation and integration.

The reception atmosphere included activities that reflected the spirit of the occasion and gave a distinctive character to the arrival experience, by displaying Bahraini flags at the passport counters, allocating a special path for arrivals, and port employees wearing national shawls. The characters “Salem” and “Salama” also participated in welcoming the travelers, and the smart gates appeared in the colors of the Bahraini flag, in addition to distributing souvenirs, in an image that reflects the depth of the human rapprochement between the two countries, and embodies the spirit of brotherhood that characterized the Emirati-Bahraini relationship through various stages.

And he said Director General of the General Department of Identity and Foreigners Affairs in Dubai Lieutenant General Mohammed Ahmed Al Marri: We are proud of the brothers in the Kingdom of Bahrain sharing their national joy. The relationship that brings together our two countries is a deep-rooted relationship based on brotherhood, understanding and joint work, and constitutes a role model for cooperation between sister countries. We always strive for every traveler who arrives in Dubai to feel that this moment is the beginning of an exceptional experience, and celebrating travelers is part of our message in establishing a service model that puts people first and highlights the position that Dubai represents as a bridge. For love and communication between peoples.

For his part, he confirmed Assistant Director General of the Air Ports Affairs Sector at Dubai Residency Major General Talal Ahmed Al-Shanqiti said that this initiative reflects the commitment of the Dubai Residency to provide an integrated arrival experience that takes into account the human and cultural dimension of national events, noting that the air ports represent the first interface through which the traveler meets Dubai, which requires ensuring that the arrival experience expresses the values ​​of respect, celebration, and the spirit of brotherhood that unites the UAE with its brothers.