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“ICA” participates in “WTM” in London

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Federal Authority for Identity and Citizenship, represented by the General Directorate of Residency and Foreigners Affairs (GDRFA) – Abu Dhabi, participated in the World Trade Market Exhibition in London which will conclude on November 7th.

This participation of the Directorate is conducted under the supervision of the Department of Culture and Tourism – Abu Dhabi as a part of its efforts to shed light on the developed system of the tourist, therapeutic, and educational visas, and to answer the visitors’ inquiries on the UAE Law of Entry and Residency of Foreigners.

The Directorate’s participating delegation was led by Colonel Buttai AL Mazrui – Director of Entry and Residency Permits Department – Abu Dhabi and included Captain Ahmed Al Rashidi, First Lieutenant Muhammad Al Ka’abi, and Senior Assistant Officer Omar Al Buraiky.

H.E Brigadier Saeed Salem Al Shamsi, Executive Director of Residency and Foreigners Affairs in Abu Dhabi said that the Directorate’s participation in this important international exhibition, which is witnessing the largest international tourist event, comes within the framework of continuous cooperation between the Directorate and the Department of Culture and Tourism to market the tourism, healthcare, and education in the Emirate of Abu Dhabi, and attracting the major tourist companies to register in the system developed for tourist, therapeutic, and educational visas.

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