Qasr Al Watan, in Abu Dhabi, is the presidential palace of the United Arab Emirates, completed in 2017 as a working seat of government that was also deliberately opened to the public as a cultural institution documenting the country's system of governance, in contrast with most active heads-of-state residences elsewhere. The building was constructed in a contemporary interpretation of Arabian and Islamic architectural traditions, emphasizing domes, arches and geometric ornamentation. It houses a great hall beneath a large ornamented central dome, along with a library and formal halls used for state gift presentations.
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Qaṣr Al-Waṭan (Arabic: قَصْر ٱلْوَطَن, lit. 'Palace of the Nation') is the presidential palace of the United Arab Emirates, located in Abu Dhabi.
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Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates
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Construction of the palace was completed in 2017.
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60 m
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Qaṣr Al-Waṭan (Arabic: قَصْر ٱلْوَطَن, lit. 'Palace of the Nation') is the presidential palace of the United Arab Emirates, located in Abu Dhabi. The palace stands as a symbol of governance, functioning as a venue for political meetings, both diplomatic state receptions and Council of Ministers meetings, as well as a destination for visitors and tourists. It is not a residential space.
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