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Hey every one today i will be talking about hazza al mansori

Bouncing around the International Space Station, Hazza Al Mansouri had a room of pupils in the UAE captivated on Sunday, their eyes widening at the prospect of potentially following in his footsteps one day.

The UAE flag hung behind him, Maj Al Mansouri answered questions from schoolchildren who had gathered at Mohammed bin Rashid Space Centre to ask him about his experience during the second live Q&A session since he arrived in space last week

Al Mansouri’s voyage is an important stepping stone for greater things for the UAE. The government is focused on providing opportunities to the young generation. So in future, we shall see many such as Hazza Al Mansouri explore the universe.

They passed their final qualification exam on 2nd September 2019 before flying to Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan where they prepared for the final launch set for 25 September 2019. Hazza Al Mansouri was at the ISS for eight days and returned back to earth on 3 October 2019.

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Praise be to God for Hazza AlMansoori's safe return to Earth after visiting the International Space Station. Congratulations to the people of the UAE for this historic achievement. Zayed's sons will fulfill our ambition to reach Mars," he said.

His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice President and Prime Minister of UAE and Ruler of Dubai, also tweeted a welcome message for Hazzaa:

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One of the most cherished and revered individuals in the UAE today is Hazza Al Mansouri. From phone companies to the general public, everyone is celebrating his historic achievement. UAE became the 19th country to visit the International Space Station (ISS) because of his incredible journey.

The first UAE astronaut is incidentally a former pilot. He was chosen for this mission ahead of hundreds of applicants. The process of his selection began in December 2017. A total of 4,022 candidates declared their interest to become part of this prestigious program and officials from the Mohammed Bin Rashid Space Centre oversaw the selection process. The candidates were first tested in the subjects of technology, science, math, physics and their knowledge of space.