Sharjah Police Ramadan Majlis: A platform for innovation
Major General Abdullah Mubarak bin Amer stated in exclusive remarks to Sharjah 24 that the session showcased inspiring experiences in the fields of institutional excellence and sustainability, presented through three main themes by a group of experts, aimed at highlighting pioneering models and enhancing knowledge exchange among relevant parties.
Experience of the
Sharjah Agriculture and Livestock Production EST (Ektifa)
The Commander-in-Chief mentioned that the first theme focused on the experience of the
Sharjah Agriculture and Livestock Production EST (Ektifa)
," presented by His Excellency Dr. Eng. Khalifa Al Tunaiji, Chairman of Department of Agriculture and Livestock (SDAL). He reviewed the "Iktafa" model as one of the pioneering initiatives in sustainable agricultural production, contributing to food security and enhancing environmental sustainability.
The American University's role in talent development
He also pointed out that the second theme highlighted The American University and its role in enhancing talent, where Professor Abdul Latif Al-Shamsi, Academic Advisor in Sheikha Bodour bint Sultan Al Qasimi's office, provided a comprehensive overview of the importance of academic education in skill development and building future competencies. He emphasised that universities play a crucial role in preparing the next generations through advanced educational programs that align with labor market needs.
The Big Heart Foundation and leadership in humanitarian work
Major General Abdullah bin Amer added that the third theme addressed "The Big Heart Foundation and Leadership in Humanitarian Work," presented by Her Excellency Aliya Obaid Al-Masebee, Director of the Big Heart Foundation. She highlighted the foundation's contributions to humanitarian work both locally and internationally, affirming that sustainability in charitable work is a fundamental pillar for enhancing community development and providing support to those in need worldwide.
An annual platform for thought leaders and innovators
He confirmed that the Ramadan Excellence Majliss have become an annual platform gathering thought leaders and innovators to enhance integration between sectors and exchange experiences, supporting Sharjah's vision for sustainable development and institutional leadership. He noted that the session witnessed extensive interaction from attendees, while the Sharjah Police reaffirmed its commitment to fostering a culture of excellence and sustainability through events that support innovation and knowledge-sharing across various fields.
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