Abu Dhabi, July 16, 2025 — In a remarkable humanitarian gesture during the holy festival of Eid al-Adha, the United Arab Emirates (UAE) government has granted amnesty to 120 Nepalese nationals who were detained in various correctional facilities across the country.
This significant act of goodwill was made possible through the continued efforts and coordination of the Embassy of Nepal in Abu Dhabi. The embassy had been actively advocating for the release of Nepalese detainees, and their request was warmly acknowledged by the UAE government.
In an official statement, the Nepal Embassy expressed deep gratitude to the UAE government for their compassionate decision and extended heartfelt thanks on behalf of the Government of Nepal and the Nepalese community.
Key Highlights:
- UAE released 120 Nepalese detainees as part of Eid al-Adha amnesty
- Action coordinated through the Embassy of Nepal, Abu Dhabi
- A step that brings immense relief and joy to many Nepalese families
- Nepal Embassy extends sincere appreciation to the UAE government
Special thanks to the UAE Government for this thoughtful and generous decision
Heartfelt appreciation to the Nepal Embassy, Abu Dhabi, for its tireless efforts and continuous support to Nepalese abroad
Source: Embassy of Nepal, Abu Dhabi
Date: July 16, 2025
