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The first UAE ambassador will arrive in Israel next week
According to senior Israeli officials, Muhammad al-Hajah will land in Israel for a five-day visit, during which he will submit his charter to Rivlin.
Later, he will also hold personal meetings with Netanyahu and Ashkenazi.
The new ambassador has in recent years served as the head of the UAE foreign minister's office
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Thursday, February 25, 2021, 7:44 p.m.
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Muhammad al-Hajah, First Emirate of the Emirates in Israel (Photo: Official Website, Twitter)
The first ambassador of the United Arab Emirates to Israel, Muhammad al-Hajah, will arrive in Israel this coming Monday to begin his term, senior officials in Israel and the United Arab Emirates have said.
On Tuesday morning he will submit his charter to President Reuven Rivlin.
Al-Hajah will pay a five-day visit during which he will hold introductory meetings with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Foreign Minister Gabi Ashkenazi and other senior officials.
The ambassador will arrive with a small team to try and conclude on a location for the UAE embassy and the ambassador’s home.
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Al-Haja's inauguration ceremony in Dubai (Photo: Official Website, Embassy of the United Arab Emirates)
The new ambassador has in recent years served as the head of the office of UAE Foreign Minister Abdullah Ben-Zayed.
Al-Hajah, 40, is an economist by education and before joining the Foreign Ministry served in several positions in the business sector.
About two weeks later, the new ambassador opened a Twitter account in which he tweeted in Hebrew.
The account has so far gained close to 30,000 followers.
Earlier this week, al-Hajah met with the interim head of the Israeli embassy in Abu Dhabi, Eitan Na'a, and last week met with the Israeli envoy to the Gulf, Zvi Hefetz.
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