The UAE honors its Indian community with a major event in Dubai's Zabeel Park.

The United Arab Emirates is set to celebrate its Indian community with a grand public event at Dubai’s Zabeel Park on October 26. The occasion will be graced by the presence of Minister of State Noura Al Kaabi, A. Amarnath, who serves as Chargé d'Affaires at the Embassy of India in the UAE, along with a host of diplomats and esteemed figures from the economic and social spheres within the Indian community. This marks the second consecutive year for this celebration.

The large-scale event, organized under the "UAE Loves India" initiative, underscores the deep-rooted and exceptional bilateral relations between the two nations across all levels. It highlights the bonds of friendship tying their peoples together and acknowledges the considerable esteem accorded to Indians in the UAE by celebrating their unique cultural heritage.

The program for this anticipated gathering, expected to draw over 70,000 attendees, showcases an array of Indian cultural richness through arts, folklore, and music that reflect both harmony and global appeal. An extensive lineup of cultural performances includes musical shows, heritage activities depicting various aspects of India's rich history and traditions, alongside contributions made by Indians to the sustainable development within the UAE.

Particularly noteworthy is a segment honoring distinguished achievements by members of India’s expatriate community residing in the Emirates. The festival's vibrant agenda combines entertainment with culture and traditional crafts, providing visitors an immersive experience into India’s ancient history and noble heritage through artistic displays such as music performances, folk dances, live family-friendly shows for children and adults alike. Additionally featured are exhibitions showcasing traditional handicrafts famous across India's towns and villages alongside stalls selling authentic culinary delights that echo India’s gastronomic diversity. Interactive experiences further spotlighting traditional Indian arts round off this celebratory homage to India’s storied legacy.