UAE Condemns Sweden's Quran Burnings as Protests and Embassy Attacks Escalate
According to the UAE, Sweden's choice to permit Quran burnings demonstrates a lack of respect for social values and a disregard for international responsibilities.
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On Friday, the United Arab Emirates (UAE) called in the Swedish charge d'affaires in Abu Dhabi to express their dissatisfaction with recent decisions allowing Quran burnings in Sweden.
The UAE's Ministry of Foreign Affairs summoned the charge d'affaires and presented an official note of protest against the repeated attacks and abuses on copies of the Holy Quran carried out by extremists in Sweden.
The UAE strongly condemned Sweden's government for allowing the continuation of such acts, emphasizing that it demonstrates a disregard for international responsibilities and a lack of respect for social values.
The UAE also emphasized the significance of monitoring and addressing hate speech and expressions of racism that have a negative impact on peace and security. Additionally, the Ministry expressed its rejection of using freedom of expression as a justification for such abhorrent acts.
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