The leader of one of the mosques that was targeted in last month's mass shootings in New Zealand is in the UAE.
Sheikh Jamal Fouda, the Imam of Al Noor Mosque in Christchurch, met with government officials in Abu Dhabi on Tuesday night.
He said the UAE took the initiative to ensure the safety of the Muslim community in New Zealand following the attacks.
The Sheikh also said that the UAE ambassador to New Zealand was one of the first to call after the tragedy.
A UAE delegation visited Christchurch last month following the incident, which left 50 people dead.

UAE boosts WHO efforts to contain Ebola outbreak
Abandoned suitcase leads to major wildlife seizure by Dubai Customs
Driver summoned in Dubai for letting passenger sit on door of moving convertible
UAE delivery riders to have access to over 12,000 summer rest stops
Driver jailed, licence suspended in Dubai road rage incident
UAE introduces 'Step of Hope' to support Gaza amputees
Sheikh Abdullah condemns Iranian attacks in call with Kuwaiti FM
Sheikha Latifa explores future-focused partnerships in Sweden
UAE sends aid for Syrians impacted by Euphrates flooding
UAE approves innovative oral therapy to treat breast cancer
Dubai launches longevity authority to drive innovation in healthcare, wellness
UAE President, US Ambassador to UN review regional developments
UAE strongly condemns renewed Iranian attacks on Bahrain, Kuwait, Jordan
32 Emiratis begin specialised programme to accelerate UAE's AI journey
UAE sends urgent aid to Filipinos affected by deadly quake
UAE President congratulates Modi on becoming India's longest-serving PM
UAE Government accelerates adoption of Agentic AI
Sheikha Latifa holds talks with Swedish cultural and creative leaders
Sheikh Abdullah, US Ambassador to UN hold bilateral talks
