ABU DHABI: US President Donald Trump's travel ban on
citizens of seven Muslim-majority nations is not
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minister said on Wednesday.
Sheikh Abdullah bin Zayed
al-Nahyan, whose country like neighbouring Saudi Arabia is a close ally of
Washington, said it was "wrong to say" that the decision by the new
US administration was "directed against a particular religion".
"The United States
has made ... a sovereign decision," he said at a joint press conference
with his Russian counterpart, Sergei Lavrov, pointing out that it was
"provisional" and did not apply to "the large majority" of
the world's Muslims.
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