The falcon is a majestic bird that is revered in Emirati culture. The figure is placed at the centre of the emblem and reflects dignity, bravery and composure
Traditional daggers have served an important function in the daily lives of Emiratis for centuries. They are also a decorative symbol of status
The scroll that hangs from the lances has always proclaimed the owner of the emblem. Its contours allude to rounded domes of the Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque
The Abu Dhabi flag dates back to 1820 and has been an integral part of the government emblem since 1968, providing a distinct and colourful background to the proud figure of the falcon
The Government of Abu Dhabi Crest has a rich history that reflects the cultural heritage and values of the emirate. From its origins as a simple emblem to its current status as a symbol of national pride, the logo has undergone several transformations.