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Mansoor Al Marzooqi, left, said while Dimitri Assuline is 'from another religion and another couintry', that made no difference to their friendship. Courtesy Al Marzooqi family

Mansoor AL Marzooqi, an Emirati studying in Israel, with Uriel Reichman, president of IDC Herzliya university.

Mansoor Al Marzooqi, the first Emirati to study in an Israeli college with UAE ambassador in Israel Mohamed AL Khaja, says the Abraham Accords gives a chance for connections between people to grow.

From left, Emirati student Mansoor Al Marzooqi, his father Mohamed Al Marzooqi, Israeli businessman Patrick Assuline and his son Dimitri, pictured in Dubai. Courtesy Al Marzooqi family

Mohamed Al Marzooqi with Patrick Assuline, as the Israeli businessman recovered from Covid-19 in Dubai, supported by the Al Marzooqi family. Courtesy Al Marzooqi family

Emirati student Mansoor Al Marzooqi, centre, with his father Mohamed Al Marzooqi and Dimitri Assuline in Dubai. Courtesy Al Marzooqi family

Clockwise from left, Mohamed Al Marzooqi, his son, Emirati student Mansoor Al Marzooqi, Merzi Sodawaterwala, founder chairman of the International Federation of Indo-Israel Chambers of Commerce in Dubai, and Ilan Starosta, Israel consul general in Dubai. They met in Dubai in June to congratulate and recognise Mansoor for becoming the first Emirati student in Israel. Courtesy IFIICC

Mansoor Al Marzooqi, right, and Dimitri Assuline. The pair, like their fathers, have formed a strong bond over the past few months. Courtesy Al Marzooqi family

Mansoor Al Marzooqi, left, said while Dimitri Assuline is 'from another religion and another couintry', that made no difference to their friendship. Courtesy Al Marzooqi family

Mansoor AL Marzooqi, an Emirati studying in Israel, with Uriel Reichman, president of IDC Herzliya university.

Mansoor Al Marzooqi, the first Emirati to study in an Israeli college with UAE ambassador in Israel Mohamed AL Khaja, says the Abraham Accords gives a chance for connections between people to grow.

From left, Emirati student Mansoor Al Marzooqi, his father Mohamed Al Marzooqi, Israeli businessman Patrick Assuline and his son Dimitri, pictured in Dubai. Courtesy Al Marzooqi family

Mohamed Al Marzooqi with Patrick Assuline, as the Israeli businessman recovered from Covid-19 in Dubai, supported by the Al Marzooqi family. Courtesy Al Marzooqi family

Emirati student Mansoor Al Marzooqi, centre, with his father Mohamed Al Marzooqi and Dimitri Assuline in Dubai. Courtesy Al Marzooqi family

Clockwise from left, Mohamed Al Marzooqi, his son, Emirati student Mansoor Al Marzooqi, Merzi Sodawaterwala, founder chairman of the International Federation of Indo-Israel Chambers of Commerce in Dubai, and Ilan Starosta, Israel consul general in Dubai. They met in Dubai in June to congratulate and recognise Mansoor for becoming the first Emirati student in Israel. Courtesy IFIICC

Mansoor Al Marzooqi, right, and Dimitri Assuline. The pair, like their fathers, have formed a strong bond over the past few months. Courtesy Al Marzooqi family

Mansoor Al Marzooqi, left, said while Dimitri Assuline is 'from another religion and another couintry', that made no difference to their friendship. Courtesy Al Marzooqi family

Abraham Accords: UAE student and Israeli family forge lifelong friendship

Emirati student is first of several young ambassadors to deepen ties a year after signing of historic deal

Ramola Talwar Badam

August 12, 2021

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