blauerengel
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He is one of 4 Emirati veterinarians. Is a demand for it, but only few Emiratis just accept such positions. Unfortunately, jobs in the private sector are still not as popular. The majority of Emiratis still primarily aimed at a career in government. Especially at the young male Emiratis, this trend can be observed. The boys finished school early and not much to invest in their education. The boys want to make money fast and do not take responsibility. That's a bad trend, and I hope that finished soon. We need more such pionieers like Sheikh Majid al Qassimi.
Bodor is very pretty too. Emirates princess are so beautiful!
I have a question, are the grand children of Sheikh Sultan, consider princes, and do they get the HH or HE title? I know in some emirates the grand children don't get the princely title