As part of the “Proud of the Emirates” campaign…the Community Development Authority in Dubai organizes the “Generation Creators are Proud of the Emirates” march.

The Community Development Authority in Dubai organized a national community march under the title “Generation Builders Are Proud of the Emirates” in Umm Suqeim Park, in the presence of the Authority’s Director General, Hessa bint Issa Buhumaid, and with the broad participation of women from various groups and segments of society, in an initiative that celebrates the role of Emirati women as generation creators and an essential partner in building society and promoting national belonging.
This initiative comes in response to the invitation of His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice President and Prime Minister of the UAE and Ruler of Dubai, may God protect him, to participate in the “Proud of the Emirates” initiative, which aims to consolidate the values ​​of belonging and pride in the homeland and strengthen community ties. In addition to the march, the event witnessed a group of interactive activities that contributed to enhancing community participation, with voluntary participation from Emirati entrepreneurs, where flags and gifts were distributed to the public, in addition to organizing entertainment and awareness competitions targeting mothers and their children, in a festive atmosphere that embodied the spirit of pride and national belonging.
Buhumaid stressed that the initiative is inspired by the vision of the wise leadership in supporting Emirati women and enhancing the role of the family in building a cohesive and sustainable society, saying: “Emirati women represent an essential partner in the development process and are creators of generations and values. Through such events, we emphasize the importance of the role of mothers in consolidating national identity and enhancing the spirit of loyalty and belonging among children. Building a strong society begins with a conscious and cohesive family, which we work to support through sustainable programs and initiatives that enhance the quality of life and family and community stability.”
She added: “This initiative is consistent with the goals of building an integrated social system that enhances community cohesion and provides a supportive environment for the empowerment of women and families, which contributes to consolidating Dubai’s position as the best city to live in the world, within the framework of the “Dubai Social Agenda 33,” which puts people and families at the top of its priorities.”
The initiative aimed to highlight the role of Emirati women in building generations, consolidating the values of loyalty and national belonging, and strengthening the position of the mother as an incubator of the Emirati national identity, in addition to supporting the bonds of communication and solidarity among women in society, by involving various societal groups, including mothers and housewives, senior citizens and community leaders, people of determination and their families, representatives of women’s government and community agencies, volunteers and women’s volunteer teams, in addition to minors and their families, in a way that enhances Values of community cohesion and communication between generations.
It is noteworthy that the event was organized in cooperation with a number of supporting and partner agencies, including the Dubai Police General Headquarters, the Events Insurance Committee, the Roads and Transport Authority, Dubai Municipality, the Dubai Corporation for Ambulance Services, and the General Command of Civil Defense, which reflects the integration of institutional and community efforts in the success of national initiatives aimed at enhancing community cohesion and consolidating authentic Emirati values.