I think it is MB influence mainly that the UAE is worried about, reading publications about MBZ tends to spell out that his biggest fear is MB gaining influence in the region again. Arab vs Turk is a patsy used to gain support among other govs and population.
UAE has taken a enemy of my enemy approach to pressure Turkey into being stretched thin so their support for MB in Libya is weakened. At the same time, UAE has just recently withdrew from Libya which begs the question of motive for their exit. It has also exited Yemen, and recently restarted relations with Qatar in January.
I think Erdo wants governments that toe his policy, but I'd prefer a joint policy that allows regional peace. In conflict zones one side gaining all the power means that stability will not be achieved.
UAE has more soft power than Saudi Arabia currently in my opinion.
SIsi, and Qatar is likely the medium that will allow normalization between the UAE and Turkey if it ever happens.
In my opinion it would be beneficial for all sides to talk about how they are going to fix their relations. UAE isn't in Libya anymore so that should make it a lot easier for everyone. I also think that the UAE would be better off allying with Azerbaijan to access its energy market.
How likely is it that Saudi Arabia will use its soft and hard power in UAE to force a policy change? I mean for example they basically want to force the HQ of the companies in the region to move to Riyadh, which seems like a dick move towards Qatar and UAE.
If there's one thing we agree on than its that cooperation will benefit the region, not this continuous fighting and the proxy wars.
Edit: there are also some red lines that will have to be solved, for UAE its MB and for Turkey the support in Cyprus and the EastMed Pipeline for example