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Khaled bin Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan

Khaled bin Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan

Chief of State Security of the United Arab EmiratesWikipedia

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Oct 2, 2026

Abdul MannanHOST
7:42
Uh, they've invested, they've promised actually nearly twenty-four billion dollars.
Abdul MannanHOST
7:47
And, uh, the pa-- the three funds that are part of this is Abu Dhabi's LMAD, which is, uh, chaired by the Crown Prince of Abu Dhabi, His Highness Sheikh Khaled.
Abdul MannanHOST
7:57
Then Saudi Arabia's PIF, which is headed by Yahya Al-Rumayyan and chaired mainly by the Saudi, uh, Crown Prince, His Royal Highness Prince Mohammed bin Salman.
Abdul MannanHOST
8:07
And QIA, the Qatar Investment Authority, nearly a five hundred and eighty billion dollar giant.
Abdul MannanHOST
11:49
They have a stake in this also.
Abdul MannanHOST
11:51
PIF followed Mubadala with fourteen billion dollars invested, while ADIA, Abu Dhabi Investment Authority, another sovereign wealth fund, one point three trillion dollar AUM, assets under management by ADIA, they deployed twelve point two billion dollars.
Abdul MannanHOST
12:05
LMAD, the new version of ADQ basically, uh, backed by and chaired by and headed by the Crown Prince of Abu Dhabi, His Highness Sheikh Khaled, deployed ten point eight billion dollars, and Qatar Investment Authority deployed ten point three billion dollars.
Abdul MannanHOST
12:21
If anyone tells you that this region is dying, this region has peaked, this region is going away, this, uh, region is waning, uh- You have to quote them these numbers, you have to tell them the story.
Chris MartensonHOST
3:07
Qatar's prime minister said LNG exports through Hormuz are barely happening.
Chris MartensonHOST
3:12
Long-term, Abu Dhabi Crown Prince Sheikh Khaled bin Mohammed al-Nahyan is pursuing a zero-Hormuz plan around Fujairah, which bypasses the strait on the Gulf of Oman.
Chris MartensonHOST
3:23
Limad, the Emirates' $300 billion fund, plans to take Abu Dhabi ports private at nearly $9 billion, spend tens of billions more outside Hormuz, and with BlackRock, Temasek, and Abu Dhabi National Oil Company, target up to $30 billion in energy transport, while a second Abu Dhabi National Oil Company pipeline doubles Fujairah export capacity by 2027.
Chris MartensonHOST
3:47
Goldman Sachs estimates new pipes could insulate more than 60% of pre-war Gulf exports by end 2028.
SatoshiHOST
4:18
George, we're definitely breaking down some massive developments from the UAE.
SatoshiHOST
4:22
First up, Abu Dhabi's executive council, chaired by Khaled bin Mohammed bin Zayed, is directly leveraging agentic AI for governance, a huge signal for government tech adoption.
SatoshiHOST
4:33
Second, it's equally significant that the UAE past digital vault is moving its critical infrastructure to avalanche.
SatoshiHOST
4:39
We will definitely be digging into all the institutional and technical implications of these moves later on in today's episode.
Mina RzoukiHOST
1:19
Dr Anwar Gargash, diplomatic advisor to the Emirati President Sheikh Mohammed, has stressed the importance of keeping communication open with Iran as the region seeks to emerge from months of conflict.
Mina RzoukiHOST
1:29
Speaking at the Arab Media Summit in Dubai, Gargash said the recent meeting between Abu Dhabi's Crown Prince Sheikh Khaled bin Mohammed and Iranian President Massoud Tazeshkian highlighted the importance of dialogue, adding that there was an agreement that the page must be turned.
Mina RzoukiHOST
1:43
but stressed that attacks must stop before a new future can be negotiated.
Mina RzoukiHOST
1:46
He also said the security and prosperity of the UAE is directly connected to that of Saudi Arabia.
Karen YoungGUEST
29:29
Um, so last week, uh, I was in Abu Dhabi at the Hily Forum, and Anwar Gargash spoke, and he spoke very vehemently about how the UAE would not forget what they have gone through, that these, uh, you know, attacks are, are, um, you know, really unforgivable in many ways.
Karen YoungGUEST
29:49
Um, and then over the weekend, we had, um, uh, uh, Sheikh Khaled bin Mohammed, who's the crown prince of Abu Dhabi and the son of Mohammed bin Zayed, go to the New Delhi meeting and s- you know, really have a different tone, um, that the door was open to discussion with Iran, um, that we could, you know, move past the aggressions.
Karen YoungGUEST
30:14
Um, really different language.
Karen YoungGUEST
30:15
And so what the UAE and other GCC states are trying to do is find a mechanism of, uh, of dialogue.
Suhasini HaidarHOST
0:54
We'll tell you more about that, but first, who was there? Really the entire who's who of the non-G7, non-NATO, non-Western world representing the global south continents of Asia, South America and Africa.
Suhasini HaidarHOST
1:07
So there was Russian President Vladimir Putin, Chinese President Xi Jinping, South African President Ramaphosa, Egyptian President El-Sisi, Iranian President Buzeshkian, UAE Crown Prince Khalid bin Zayed representing his father, the President, Ethiopian President Abiy Ahmed Ali and Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto.
Suhasini HaidarHOST
1:28
Brazil sent its foreign minister due to elections in the country.
Suhasini HaidarHOST
1:32
Saudi Arabia, whose membership is still ambiguous as it hasn't joined yet, sent its foreign minister, Faisal bin Farhan Al Saud.

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Suhasini HaidarHOST
7:25
Now, in the past, India has always objected to having these leaders in Delhi meeting with foreign leaders, particularly from Pakistan.
Suhasini HaidarHOST
7:34
Then Pazeshkyan was the only visiting leader to be granted a meeting with President Draupadi Murmu as well and a major meeting, photographs as well as a release there.
Suhasini HaidarHOST
7:45
For the UAE Crown Prince Khalid bin Zayed Al Nahyan as well, he was actually given the same treatment his father, the president and ruler of Abu Dhabi, Mohammed bin Zayed or MBZ as he's known, would have been accorded.
Suhasini HaidarHOST
7:58
Even Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim from Malaysia, remember Malaysia is not a member but it would like to be in the BRICS, He was seen meeting with opposition Congress leaders in Delhi, tweeting about that.
Vanessa GhanemCORRESPONDENT
13:19
You know, it was Mr. Xi's first visit to neighboring India since twenty nineteen as the two countries seek to stabilize relations after years of tension over their disputed Himalayan border.
Vanessa GhanemCORRESPONDENT
13:34
But there was another significant meeting, which is the meeting between Sheikh Khaled, Crown Prince of Abu Dhabi, and Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian.
Vanessa GhanemCORRESPONDENT
13:46
I would say it was definitely a success, especially that leaders agreed on the first day on a joint declaration at a time when everyone at the summit was wondering if this can actually happen, especially that a meeting of the bloc's foreign ministers in May failed to produce a joint statement for the first time.
Vanessa GhanemCORRESPONDENT
14:08
And this, of course, followed intense diplomacy, negotiations, meetings, efforts, including by, uh, host India.
Big HassHOST
0:17
5:48 PM on a beautiful Monday evening, the 14th of September, 2026.
Big HassHOST
0:23
And, uh, I've seen this, um, really, really beautiful viral moment of Abu Dhabi's Crown Prince Sheikh Khaled Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan greeting his driver in India before departing the country, and the video is now doing the rounds on social media.
Big HassHOST
0:37
It's become really, really viral.
Big HassHOST
0:39
I love it.
Big HassHOST
0:41
Sheikh Khaled was in, uh, New, in, in New Delhi actually for the 18th BRICS Summit where leaders gathered to strengthen cooperation, including economic and development ties, discuss key, key issues.
Big HassHOST
0:53
Sheikh Khaled was already on his way when he seemed to realize that he had not bid farewell to his driver.
Big HassHOST
0:59
He turned around, it's all on camera, and walked back to shake his hand and speak few words to the driver.
Big HassHOST
1:07
Wow.
ShelleyHOST
6:41
Iran has fired thousands of missiles and drones at the Gulf country.
ShelleyHOST
6:45
Pejakian said he met with Abu Dhabi's Crown Prince Sheikh Khaled bin Mohammed bin Zayed while attending the BRIC summit in New Delhi.
ShelleyHOST
7:00
We talked about the issues of concern so that it's possible to put a past behind us, to look towards the future and how we can build a future together, Pejakian said in his comments.
ShelleyHOST
7:14
His comments were aired live on Iranian state television.
Abdul Majid AwanHOST
5:28
All of that, but diplomacy between Iran and the UAE has now taken center stage at the BRICS summit in New Delhi, India.
Abdul Majid AwanHOST
5:36
Abu Dhabi Crown Prince, His Highness Sheikh Khalid bin Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan represented the UAE at the high-level summit, where he held a rare face-to-face meeting with Iranian President Massoud Pazeshkian.
Abdul Majid AwanHOST
5:49
The two leaders discussed regional and international issues, according to VAM, with a focus on easing tensions, de-escalation, regional stability and opportunities for peace and development.
Abdul Majid AwanHOST
6:00
Pazeshkian later said Iran and the UAE had agreed to turn the page and look towards the future, describing the meeting as a constructive exchange of Following months of heightened tensions, the meeting comes as the conflict has strained relations between Iran and the Gulf neighbors with Iran launching attacks against the UAE and all others and other U.S. allies in the region and tensions also affecting shipping through the Strait of Hormuz.

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