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Emirati Women’s Day: These 5 ministers are shaping the future of the UAE

 


Today, the UAE is proudly celebrating its annual Emirati Women’s Day, highlighting the crucial role women play in shaping the nation's future. President HH Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed marked the occasion with a heartfelt message.


“The UAE’s development journey would not have been possible without the tireless dedication of determined and inspirational women,” he stated, honoring the contributions of women in driving the country’s progress.


HH Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid, Prime Minister and Ruler of Dubai, also shared his thoughts on X, praising the “achievements, contributions, and genuine partnership” of UAE women in building the present and future of the nation.


According to The National, the UAE ranks first globally in 33 indicators related to women’s issues, including enrollment in secondary and higher education, employment rights, personal rights, and social security.


HH Sheikha Fatima bint Mubarak, known as the Mother of the Nation, established Emirati Women’s Day in 2015 to recognize the vital role women play in everyday life. Today, she expressed her gratitude, acknowledging Emirati women’s outstanding achievements, especially in the context of the We The UAE 2031 strategy for future development. “Your remarkable contributions inspire us to redouble our efforts and elevate our aspirations,” she said.


Female ministers shaping the future of UAE

1. HE Reem Ebrahim Al Hashimy



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Her Excellency serves as the Minister of State for International Cooperation. She received her appointment to the UAE cabinet as a Minister of State in 2008. In 2016, she assumed her current position. She continues to serve as the chairperson for Dubai Cares.


2. HE Noura bint Mohammed Al Kaabi



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Her Excellency is a Minister of State at the UAE Foreign Ministry. In addition to her ministerial responsibilities, she formerly served as the President of Zayed University. She has been instrumental in the UAE’s efforts to restore heritage and cultural sites in Mosul.


3. HE Mariam Mohammed Saeed AlMheiri



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Her Excellency is the Minister of Climate Change and Environment in the UAE. She leads the Gulf state’s efforts to accelerate climate action, bolster food security, enhance biodiversity and safeguard ecosystems through impactful policies and strategies.


4. HE Shamma bint Sohail Faris Al Mazrui



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Her Excellency received her appointment as the Minister of Community Development in the cabinet reshuffle in 2023. She previously served as the Minster of State for Youth Affairs in 2016 at the age of 2022, making her the youngest cabinet minister globally.


5. HE Sarah Bint Yousif Al Amiri



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Her Excellency is the Minister of State for Public Education and Advanced Technology. In her role, she spearheads the Ministry’s efforts to boost the adoption of Fourth Industrial Revolution technologies and promote research and development in the sector.

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