Initiatives to improve Emiratis' quality of life

 

Emiratis 

Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed, Crown Prince of Dubai, has announced 50 new projects and initiatives to further improve the quality of life of the Emiratis. The projects were announced during a meeting of the emirate's Higher Committee for Development and Civic Affairs, the Dubai Media Office. said. Details of the projects were not disclosed. The committee was established in May to promote the development of the Emirates in Dubai, ensure long-term stability and improve the quality of life for citizens. "We lead various working groups to implement 50 projects and initiatives related to pensioners, community development, social services, housing, quality of life and endowments," said Sheikh Hamdan.

"The projects and initiatives reflect His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid's vision that promoting sustainable development and serving the citizenry is our top priority."We also issue guidelines to develop the resources and skills that are required to deliver an exceptional quality of life to our citizens. We believe our citizens are our greatest asset, and our growth strategies are focused on improving their well-being and progress. During the meeting, Sheikh Hamdan called on the
government and private entities in Dubai to focus more on the social sector and develop more initiatives to improve public welfare as part of the emirate's broader sustainable development efforts. of the academic year


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