Ahmed Al Mansouri, a veteran broadcaster from the UAE, has sadly passed away at the age of 80, as reported by Dubai Media Inc. Al Mansouri was one of the first national voices on UAE radio, starting his media career in 1967 as a radio announcer in Sharjah.
He had the unique opportunity to lead media delegations and travel with the late Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan on international trips. Throughout his impressive career, Al Mansouri received numerous awards for his significant contributions to the media industry, earning honors from countries such as Morocco, Tunisia, and Oman.
Born in 1944 in Al Shindagha, Dubai, he leaves behind a remarkable legacy in UAE broadcasting. His influence on the media landscape and dedication to his work have inspired many in the field.
Al Mansouri will be remembered not only for his pioneering efforts in radio but also for his commitment to promoting the UAE’s culture and heritage through his work. His passing is a significant loss to the media community, and he will be deeply missed by colleagues and listeners alike.
