“Emirates Loves India” at Dubai’s Zabeel Park on Oct 26, 2025, drew 70,000 visitors to celebrate UAE-India friendship with art, music, and cultural showcases, honouring the 4.36 million Indians contributing to the UAE’s growth.
Dubai’s Zabeel Park turned into a vibrant hub of music, colour, and culture on October 26, 2025, as the “Emirates Loves India” event took centre stage. The large-scale celebration honoured the deep-rooted friendship between the United Arab Emirates and India, drawing an expected audience of more than 70,000 people from diverse backgrounds.
The event showcased the richness of India’s artistic and cultural legacy through a spectacular lineup of live performances, traditional dances, music shows, art displays, and food stalls representing different states of India. Visitors experienced the essence of India’s heritage, from classical art forms to contemporary expressions, in a festive atmosphere that highlighted unity in diversity.
Beyond entertainment, “Emirates Loves India” carried a deeper message—recognising the vital role of the Indian community in the UAE’s growth and development. With approximately 4.36 million Indian residents—accounting for nearly 35 % of the UAE’s total population—the Indian diaspora continues to be an integral part of the nation’s social, cultural, and economic fabric.
Officials and dignitaries from both nations attended the event, praising the strong bilateral ties that have flourished over decades. The festival served as a testament to the UAE’s inclusive spirit and its longstanding appreciation for India’s contribution to the country’s progress.
Families, children, and visitors from across the Emirates gathered at Zabeel Park to celebrate this cultural fusion. The event created an atmosphere of joy, respect, and shared pride, reflecting how both nations have built lasting bonds grounded in mutual respect and collaboration.
As the night lit up with music, dance, and vibrant colours, “Emirates Loves India” stood as a symbol of togetherness—celebrating not just a nation’s heritage, but the friendship that connects two countries and their people.
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