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Some of the leading UAE women who proudly represent UAE across the world.
Mariecar Jara-Puyod, Senior reporter
Emirati women have played a prominent role in the UAE, encouraged by the rulers and inspired by the nation’s founding father, the late His Highness Sheikh Zayed Bin Sultan Al Nahyan.
This August 28 (Saturday) 2021 is the seventh year the country celebrates its character and contributions. It was in 2015 and on the occasion of the 40th anniversary of the General Union of Women, a national mechanism for the empowerment and leadership of women, that the special occasion of the Emirati Women’s Day, was initiated by Her Highness Sheikha Fatima Bint Mubarak, President of the General Union of Women. , Supreme President of the Family Development Foundation and President of the Supreme Council for Motherhood and Childhood.
This year’s theme is “Ambitions and Inspirations for the Next 50 Years†as the UAE also commemorates its Golden Jubilee on December 2, 2021.
Emirati women speak:
Mariam Bin Al Shaikh, Acting Director of Sharjah Business Women Council (Swbc): “SBWC embodies the limitless ambitions of Emirati women and women in general. Our ambition and inspiration for the next 50 years is to build on the success we have had in empowering women in the UAE globally. “
Engie Solutions (Dubai Tram Manager) Zeinab Ali, Quality Manager: “Emirati women today are leaders and agents of change in society.
Alya Budakhan, Computer Security and Forensics Student at Higher Colleges of Technology-Women’s Campus (Sharjah): “As a local, I am proud of what the UAE has accomplished over the past 50 years, knowing their humble beginnings. . “
Dr Shamsa Bin Hammad, Medcare Hospital Operations Manager / Family Medicine Consultant: “The year 2021 is an exceptional year for the UAE as Emirati women are an integral part of the development and the process. Our wise leadership has secured and empowered Emirati women since the era of our father, Sheikh Zayed Bin Sultan Al Nahyan (God have mercy on him).
Sharihan Al Mashary, first female general manager of an Emirati hotel / Arabian Young Leader / Emirates Woman Achiever Award: following in the footsteps of the founding father of our great nation and our visionary leaders.
Zel Ali, member of the UNHCR Solidarity Circle: “I still believe that equality and education for all are the key par excellence that we can learn from the past, we can develop in the present and we can envision and empower in the future.
Habiba Al Mar’ashi, co-founder and treasurer of Emirates Green Building Council: “Emirati Women’s Day signifies the nation’s commitment to empower women and enable them to push their limits. I have always believed that an Emirati woman is synonymous with ambition and over the past few years we have witnessed how our women have brought them to the forefront in everything from space exploration to environnment management.
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