ISLAMABAD: Prime Minister Imran Khan Sunday visited Wahat Al Karam (Oasis of Dignity), a martyrs memorial in Abu Dhabi, constructed to pay tributes to those who had sacrificed lives for their country.
The prime minister, who is on day-long visit of the United Arab Emirates, laid wreath at the monument located near Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque, according to a PM Office statement.
The monument is made up of 31 metal panels leaning on one another and engraved with Arabic calligraphy.
It consists of different sections including a Pavilion of Honour where the names of 196 Emirati martyrs are enshrined on the walls.
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