Mohammad Al Gaz

Emirati politician & diplomat

Mohammad Al Gaz - Leaders & Politicians born 1930
Born

1930
95 years ago

Died
Category

Leaders & Politicians

Country

United Arab Emirates

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A prominent Emirati politician and diplomat, held key positions within the United Arab Emirates government. Served as the Minister of State for Foreign Affairs and contributed to international diplomacy efforts, shaping UAE's foreign policy. Played a significant role in enhancing diplomatic relations with various countries and participated in numerous high-level meetings and initiatives. Engaged in discussions on regional security and development issues, further solidifying the UAE's presence on the global stage.

Served as Minister of State for Foreign Affairs

Participated in international diplomacy efforts

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