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UAE President Assesses Emirati Family Growth Programme

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President His Highness Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan was briefed on the Emirati Family Growth Programme, an initiative designed to enhance the stability of Emirati families. Approved earlier this year by the Abu Dhabi Crown Prince under the Department of Community Development, the program aims to reinforce the stability and cohesion of Emirati families, in line with the leadership’s vision for sustainable social development and ensuring a high quality of life for citizens.

It is designed to achieve practical outcomes, including boosting birth rates among citizens, increasing marriage registrations, and lowering divorce rates.

The briefing took place during His Highness’ reception of a delegation from the Department of Community Development, led by Dr Mugheer Khamis Al Khaili, Chairman of the Department, at Qasr Al Bahr in Abu Dhabi. 

His Highness was provided with a detailed overview of the programme’s objectives and its national scope, which focus on supporting family and social cohesion as a cornerstone of the UAE’s economic and social development.

His Highness noted that supporting Emirati families is considered a key investment in the nation’s future and prosperity, highlighting that it remains a top priority in the UAE’s development agenda. He emphasised that the family is the foundation of building a strong and thriving society. He also underscored the importance of such programmes and initiatives, which play a critical role in promoting family stability and advancing sustainable development across all sectors.

Dr Mugheer Khamis Al Khaili thanked the UAE’s leadership and praised the President’s steadfast dedication to improving the quality of life in the country. He highlighted how this support inspires continued efforts to achieve sustainable development goals.

The Emirati Family Growth Programme is a vital part of Abu Dhabi's strategy to improve family well-being and promote growth. Managed by the Department of Community Development in partnership with key organizations such as the Abu Dhabi Social Support Authority, the Abu Dhabi Housing Authority, and the Abu Dhabi Early Childhood Authority, the program aims to support Emirati families. Citizens interested in benefiting from the program can register through the ‘Medeem’ electronic platform.

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