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Al Etihad
21-07-2025
- Business
- Al Etihad
Abu Dhabi Youth Council, National Library and Archives organise Institutional Youth Councils Forum
21 July 2025 18:20 ABU DHAB (ALETIHAD)Abu Dhabi Youth Council and National Library and Archives Youth Council organised the Corporate Youth Councils Forum, under the theme 'Youth Make the Difference'.The forum served as an interactive platform for dialogue, aiming to unify visions and strategic directions among youth councils in Abu Dhabi emirate and strengthen collaboration on amplifying youth impact across the forum began with an opening address delivered by Dr. Hazaa Al Naqbi, Head of the Government Archives Section at the National Library and Archives. He welcomed promising youth leaders. and emphasised their active role in society, as well as the significance of their distinctive and inspiring experiences as a source of inspiration for future generations. Dr. Al Naqbi commended the contributions of youth to construction, growth, and prosperity, in line with the directives of the UAE's wise leadership, and stated that youth are the creators of the present, the pioneers of change, and the pillars of the Al Naqbi encouraged the youth to exchange successful experiences, and build strong bridges between their initiatives and supporting institutions. He thanked everyone involved in organising the forum and all the participants, considering them partners of the National Library and Archives in enriching and empowering knowledge-based communities. He also affirmed the institution's belief in the potential of youth as drivers of Al Mansouri, Chairman of Abu Dhabi Youth Council, also delivered a speech in which he reviewed the National Youth Agenda 2031 launched in 2024. He confirmed that the agenda forms the main foundation for all youth-related initiatives, strategies, and projects in the Mansouri also announced the strategic directions of Abu Dhabi Youth Council for 2025–2027, developed based on the national agenda, the directions of the local entities in Abu Dhabi emirate, and the results of the Abu Dhabi Youth Voice Mansouri affirmed that the Youth Councils Forum, held at the National Library and Archives under the theme Youth Make the Difference, is a milestone event that is considered an extension to the emirate's vision of empowering youth, and enhancing their role as active partners in institutional and community development, "We believe that every young person has a voice, every voice has value, and every initiative leaves a deep and lasting impact.'He pointed out that the wise leadership has instilled in youth the belief that they are the driving force worthy of leading, innovating, and bringing change. He urged participants to propose realistic and implementable steps, affirming that the forum marks a paradigm shift toward practical empowerment because youth, through their ideas, are the driving force to a brighter, more prosperous this, Mohammad Al Bishir, Chairman of the National Library and Archives Youth Council, presented a comprehensive presentation of the council's strategic plan. He highlighted the key initiatives planned for implementation in 2025, aligned with the council's vision to strengthen the role of youth in the sector of archiving and preserving the memory of the Bishir shed light on the council's strategic goals, which focus on knowledge empowerment, innovation in records management, and enhancing national awareness among the youth. He also highlighted the council's unique initiatives, including community initiatives and educational and training programmes aimed at developing youth research and knowledge forum's programme included a leadership dialogue session with the participation of Dr. Hazaa Al Naqbi from the National Library and Archives and Jassim Al Obaidli, Director of Youth Engagement at the Federal Youth Authority. Aisha Al Khulaifi moderated the session emphasised the importance of cooperation and integration, considering them essential for the success of youth councils. It also encouraged youth to pursue knowledge and seriously develop their skills in their respective praised the inspiring and optimistic spirit evident in the speeches delivered by the dialogue session was held with the participation of Abu Dhabi Youth Council and the Youth Councils of the Ministry of Community Development, Emirates Red Crescent, the National Library and Archives, Abu Dhabi Police, the Department of Energy, Nafes, and Abu Dhabi session addressed many inspiring experiences, challenges, and the suitable solutions for them. The key topics discussed included: ways to promote the culture of volunteering among the youth; interactive digital or social platforms that enable youth to engage in active participation; methods to gather and represent the ideas and proposals of youth non-members of councils; collaboration with international institutions or external youth councils; future aspirations; workplace challenges facing young people; and the most prominent youth council initiatives and their role in preserving national forum concluded with a brainstorming session focused on the five main pillars of the National Youth Agenda than 40 members of various youth councils participated in the session, where they discussed real-life challenges, and developed over 15 implementable initiatives and projects, identifying the local entities responsible for execution. The innovative projects represent significant milestones on the roadmap to the desired the close of the forum, Abu Dhabi Youth Council reaffirmed its commitment to strengthening integration among youth councils in the emirate, and to working to translate strategic directions into tangible, real-world initiatives that positively influence the lives of young people. The forum served as a new starting point toward more effective institutional participation, enhancing the presence of youth across various development pathways and their contribution to Abu Dhabi's future. Source: Aletihad - Abu Dhabi
Sharjah 24
10-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Sharjah 24
SPL's exhibition highlights art of Arabic calligraphy
In an interview with 'Sharjah 24,' Al Naqbi shared that the exhibition will remain open until July 20th. It will showcase the growth of letters and styles used in the Quran, along with the story behind the addition of symbols that help with pronunciation in the Arabic language. The exhibition features a variety of artistic pieces and rare old manuscripts, allowing visitors to explore the rich history and evolution of Arabic calligraphy throughout the years.
Sharjah 24
28-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Sharjah 24
35 farmers, 200 mango types at Khorfakkan Mango Festival
A Notable Increase in Farmers and Varieties He explained that the fourth edition of the festival stands out for the increased number of participating farmers compared to previous editions, with over 35 farmers taking part. He also noted that more than 200 mango varieties are on display, including one farm that alone showcases over 158 types. International Participation and Strong Public Response Al Naqbi told 'Sharjah 24' that this year's edition also features Arab and African participation, including entries from Saudi Arabia, Oman, Uganda, and Pakistan, along with several government and private institutions, as well as productive families. He added that the positive feedback from visitors encourages the team to work harder and deliver even better editions of the festival in the future.
Sharjah 24
10-06-2025
- General
- Sharjah 24
"Caravan of Bayout Awal": SSSD revives family bonds
Starting on the Day of Arafah, the initiative engaged 700 homes and community councils in reliving the traditional life of extended families, reviving the customs and traditions of past generations. Reviving ancestral traditions through shared meals Residents of the neighbourhood exchanged traditional dishes such as Harees, reflecting the old custom of neighbours sharing food. Children took part by delivering meals to nearby homes, reviving the spirit of neighbourly exchange that was common in their grandparents' time. Long-term social goals Ahmed Nasser Al Naqbi, Director of the Khorfakkan branch, explained that the initiative will continue for three years, including four sub-initiatives. Its overall aim is to support family stability and social cohesion by building supportive social systems that revive ancestral traditions and familiarise grandchildren with their heritage, especially in a time where technology draws children away from their roots. Bringing joy and a sense of community Al Naqbi noted that 'Caravan of Bayout Awal' seeks to restore the simple, joyful life of extended families and spread happiness throughout the neighbourhood. The primary participants are grandchildren who did not live in their grandparents' era. Between 4 pm and 6 pm, children exchanged traditional dishes and Eid greetings, recreating a cherished custom of the past. He also thanked the local residents for their enthusiasm, which brought back the warmth and close community spirit of ancestral times.
Dubai Eye
28-05-2025
- Climate
- Dubai Eye
Temperatures in UAE set to drop after days of record heat
Temperatures in the UAE will begin to drop over the next five days, the National Centre of Meteorology (NCM) said, after the country marked a heat record for the month of May. According to NCM, the country recorded 51.6 degree Celsius in some parts over the weekend, marking the highest temperature for May in 22 years. Speaking to ARN News, Esra Al Naqpi, NCM weather forecaster, said it's usually in June and July that the country records highs of 50 degree Celsius, and not in May. She explained that the unusual rise in temperature is driven by "southerly winds" and a "warm air mass over the country". Al Naqbi said the temperatures will drop over the coming days, with no forecast for rain.
