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UAE’S 52nd NATIONAL DAY
Our tour encompasses key landmarks and cultural gems across the seven emirates, each chosen to celebrate the UAE's unity in diversity. With two weeks of special coverage leading up to UAE National Day 2023, this initiative promises to capture the essence of the UAE's rich heritage, cultural diversity, and unifying spirit.
We’re taking Dubai Eye 103.8 on tour across the Emirates as we celebrate the UAE’s 52nd National Day with proudly powered by Dubai Police.
From Union House at Etihad Museum in Dubai, where the constitution of the UAE was signed, then to Umm Al Quwain, Ajman, Fujairah, Sharjah and Ras al Khaimah before we end in the nation’s capital Abu Dhabi as we celebrate our union.
Special coverage of UAE National Day 2023 on Dubai Eye 103.8, sponsored by Malabar Gold & Diamonds, Disney Plus, Watania Takaful, Fun City, Igloo Ice Creams, Homes R Us and First Abu Dhabi Bank
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