The national flag in the Emirates tunnels for three days

 The United Arab Emirates has announced the tunneling of the national flag three times on the death of Queen Elizabeth II.

  For three days, flags were hoisted in government and public institutions and embassies abroad.

According to the official news agency of the United Arab Emirates, WAM, the presidency said in a statement that "the national flag will fly for three days until Monday, September 12."

The Emirati Presidency has expressed its condolences to King Charles III of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, the royal family and the friendly people of Great Britain.

The Secretary General of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) Dr. Naif Al-Hajraf has expressed his condolences to the royal family, government and people of Great Britain on the death of Queen Elizabeth II.

According to the Saudi news agency SPA, Dr. Al-Hajraf said that "Queen Elizabeth II served not only Britain but the whole world throughout her life."

Dr. Al-Hajraf said that Queen Elizabeth II played a valuable role in strengthening the relations of the Gulf Arab countries with Britain and strengthening the partnership between the parties. '

He said that the unique relationship between the UK and the GCC is extremely important. Development and peace and security efforts are the basis for making effective and strengthening peace and stability.

The Secretary General of the GCC has expressed his best wishes to King Charles III of Great Britain and the friendly people for the next phase.