لهدا سنتحدث بالتفصيل عبر موقعكم المفضل فلافيرال , عن موضوع عن الشيخ زايد , فهي بنا اعزائي نتعرف على التفاصيل من خلال الاسطر التالية .

Born around 1918 in Abu Dhabi, Sheikh Zayed was the youngest son of His Highness Sheikh Sultan bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Ruler of Abu Dhabi from 1922 to 1926. At the time of Sheikh Zayed’s birth, the emirate was poor and undeveloped, its economy based primarily on fishing, pearl diving and simple farming in the oases scattered in the interior. As Sheikh Zayed grew older and became a young man, he travelled extensively throughout the country, gaining a deep understanding of the land and its people. In the early 1930s, when oil company teams arrived to conduct initial geological surveys, he gained his first exposure to the industry that would shape the development of the United Arab Emirates today. Life was simple even for members of the ruling family, education was generally limited to reading and writing lessons, along with Islamic instruction from a local preacher, transportation was by camel or boat, and the harshness of the arid climate meant that survival itself was often a major concern. In the late 1920s and 1930s, Sheikh Zayed’s passion for knowledge took him to the desert, where he lived alongside Bedouin tribesmen to learn all he could about their way of life and their connection to their surroundings. He recalled with joy his experiences in life and his start in the sport of falconry, which became a lifelong passion. In 1946, Sheikh Zayed was appointed the Ruler’s Representative in the Eastern Region of Abu Dhabi, centred on the city of Al Ain, 160 kilometres inland east of Abu Dhabi. He brought to his new role a firm belief in the values ​​of consultation and consensus, and his judgments were “characterised by their keen insight, wisdom and fairness.” The job involved governing six villages and an adjacent desert area. Despite a lack of significant government revenues, Sheikh Zayed succeeded in reviving Al Ain. Sheikh Zayed established a basic administrative system, personally funded the emirate’s first modern school and encouraged relatives and friends to contribute to small-scale development. In August 1966, Sheikh Zayed became Ruler of Abu Dhabi, with a mandate to develop the emirate as quickly as possible. His years in Al Ain gave him valuable experience in government and the time to develop a vision for progress. With the first shipment of crude oil exported from Abu Dhabi in 1962, Sheikh Zayed was able to draw on oil revenues to begin infrastructure repairs, building schools, housing, hospitals and roads.