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Mid East Info
01-07-2025
- Politics
- Mid East Info
Federal Youth Authority launches ‘Youth Social Missions Programme' to empower young people to join international humanitarian, developmental, and cultural taskforces
The initiative embodies the UAE's dedication to the culture of volunteer work and sustainable development. H.E. Khalid Al Nuaimi: The UAE remains committed to supporting humanitarian causes around the world. This programme reflects the leadership's vision to empower a generation capable of making a positive impact, both locally and internationally. Osaka, Japan –July 2025 – The Federal Youth Authority (FYA) has launched the 'Youth Social Missions Programme', a new initiative that embodies the UAE's commitment to championing volunteer work and sustainable development, designed to prepare young Emiratis to join the country's social missions around the world, including humanitarian, developmental, and cultural taskforces. The programme aims to develop a skilled national workforce through training workshops geared towards fostering social responsibility among Emirati youth, in line with the 'Community and Values' pillar of the National Youth Agenda 2031. Launched from Japan, this ambitious programme seeks to empower young Emiratis to represent their country in missions that are a national priority, as well as to instil a deep-rooted culture of volunteer work and social responsibility, reflecting the UAE's authentic values. Participants in the programme can look forward to developing specialised skills through dedicated training courses, which enables them to engage effectively in the field and make a tangible impact. Moreover, the programme serves to reinforce global crisis response efforts, and contributes towards achieving the sustainable development goals and enhancing the UAE's cultural exchange and constructive soft power on the international stage through active youth participation. Making an impact: His Excellency Khaled Al Nuaimi, Director of the Federal Youth Authority, said: 'The UAE has consistently strived to champion humanitarian causes, embodying the vision of our Founding Father, the late Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan, who instilled in the people of the UAE the values of generosity and solidarity with global communities during crises. This unwavering commitment to humanitarian work has positioned the UAE as one of the most impactful nations in providing aid to communities in need, offering medical and food support, and establishing development projects across the globe.' 'Launching the 'Youth Social Missions Programme' marks a significant step forward towards reinforcing the UAE's critical role in supporting volunteer work and humanitarian aid,' H.E. Al Nuaimi added. 'Engaging our youth in these noble efforts enhances their role as influential global forces for change and community support. They are a fundamental driving force behind the National Youth Agenda 2031, which aims for them to be active contributors to society, upholding Emirati values and principles, and serving as true ambassadors for relief work aimed at overcoming humanitarian and social challenges.' 'This programme truly reflects our leadership's aspirations to cultivate an inspiring young generation, capable of making a positive impact in their communities and around the world for the betterment of humanity as a whole,' H.E. concluded. Active roles in a changing world: The 'Youth Social Missions Programme' is designed to empower Emirati youth to undertake impactful roles across international humanitarian, developmental, and cultural spheres. The 'Humanitarian Missions' component will focus on delivering urgent aid to disaster and crisis-affected regions, including food, medical supplies, psychological support, and participation in relief efforts. Meanwhile, 'Developmental Missions' will concentrate on implementing sustainable projects to enhance quality of life, such as school construction, educational support, and enhancing living conditions, alongside participation in environmental initiatives like afforestation, beach clean-ups, and addressing climate change impacts. Lastly, 'Cultural Missions' aim to foster cultural exchange and showcase Emirati identity by organising events, educational programmes, and initiatives that promote understanding and communication among diverse cultures. Benefits and opportunities: Over the next five years, the programme targets young individuals aged 21 to 35 who have a passion for humanitarian work, a desire to infuse values of solidarity and social responsibility, and a keen interest in raising awareness to support communities in need and participate in international relief missions. It enables participants to acquire a deep understanding of global issues and humanitarian needs, fostering greater international cooperation and tolerance. Furthermore, the programme provides opportunities for the youth to develop effective communication, leadership, and time management skills, boosting their self-confidence and adaptability to diverse and evolving work environments. This, in effect, enhances their ability to navigate challenging circumstances, and contribute to making a positive social impact through development projects and humanitarian causes. The 'Youth Social Missions Programme' offers a range of unique benefits, including granting participants the prestigious title of 'Humanitarian Work Ambassadors' and contributing to the creation of media content documenting their experiences. It will also facilitate partnerships with specialised international organisations in humanitarian and community work. Participants will receive accredited certificates and have access to genuine opportunities to engage in fieldwork, in coordination with partner entities. The programme includes workshops, field visits, meetings and discussions with experts in humanitarian work, and practical training, as well as research and studies aimed at preparing the youth for effective participation in international humanitarian missions, opening new horizons for them to join volunteer and relief work efforts. It will also feature global forums to celebrate young Emiratis' contributions towards humanitarian work, in addition to involving them in national and regional field missions to support communities in crisis situations.
Dubai Eye
01-07-2025
- General
- Dubai Eye
UAE to train Emirati youth in global social missions
A programme has been launched to prepare Emirati youth to take part in UAE-led social missions around the world, including humanitarian, developmental and cultural. Launched from Japan, the programme designed by the Federal Youth Authority, seeks to embed a culture of volunteerism among the Emirati youth. The five-year programme will train Emiratis aged 21 to 35, who are "passionate about humanitarian work and committed to promoting values of solidarity and community responsibility". It seeks to raise awareness, provide specialised skills through high-quality training, support communities in need, and involve youth in international relief missions, national news agency WAM highlighted. Khaled Al Nuaimi, Director of the Federal Youth Authority, said the initiative is a new milestone in strengthening the UAE's pivotal role in volunteering missions. He emphasised the UAE's longstanding commitment to humanitarian causes, inspired by the vision of the late Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan, who instilled in UAE citizens the values of generosity and solidarity in times of crisis. The UAE has become one of the world's most influential countries in providing aid through medical, food and development projects globally.
Hi Dubai
01-07-2025
- General
- Hi Dubai
Federal Youth Authority Launches Programme to Empower Emirati Youth in Global Humanitarian Missions
The Federal Youth Authority has launched the 'Youth Social Missions Programme' to prepare young Emiratis for active roles in humanitarian, developmental, and cultural missions worldwide, reinforcing the UAE's commitment to volunteerism and sustainable development. Unveiled from Japan, the initiative targets Emiratis aged 21 to 35 and aims to equip them with the skills and experience needed to represent the UAE in critical social missions. It forms part of the 'Society and Values' pillar under the UAE Youth National Agenda 2031. The programme will deliver specialised training focused on disaster relief, sustainable development projects, and cultural exchange. Participants will gain hands-on experience through field visits, workshops, and global forums, while also receiving official certifications and the honorary title of 'Humanitarian Work Ambassadors.' Khaled Al Nuaimi, Director of the Federal Youth Authority, highlighted the UAE's legacy of humanitarian leadership, rooted in the values of the late Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan. He said the programme marks a strategic step toward fostering a globally engaged generation driven by compassion and civic responsibility. Beyond skill-building, the initiative promotes soft power by showcasing Emirati identity and values on the international stage. Through this effort, the UAE continues to position its youth as key contributors to global relief efforts and sustainable progress. News Source: Emirates News Agency
TAG 91.1
01-07-2025
- General
- TAG 91.1
UAE launches programme to train youth in global social missions
The Federal Youth Authority has launched a programme to prepare Emirati youth for participation in UAE-led social missions around the world, including humanitarian, developmental, and cultural missions. Launched from Japan, the programme seeks to embed a culture of volunteerism and community responsibility, provide specialised skills through high-quality training, and support global crisis response and contribute to achieving the Sustainable Development Goals. Khaled Al Nuaimi, Director of the Federal Youth Authority, said the initiative is a new milestone in strengthening the UAE's pivotal role in volunteer and humanitarian work and promotes the UAE's positive soft power globally through dynamic youth participation. Al Nuaimi emphasised the UAE's longstanding commitment to humanitarian causes, inspired by the vision of the late Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan, who instilled in UAE citizens the values of generosity and solidarity in times of crisis. The UAE has become one of the world's most influential countries in providing aid through medical, food, and development projects globally. Over the next five years, the programme reportedly aims to train young Emiratis aged 21 to 35, who are "passionate about humanitarian work and committed to promoting values of solidarity and community responsibility." It seeks to raise awareness, support communities in need, and involve youth in international relief missions, according to state news agency WAM.
Dubai Eye
12-06-2025
- Politics
- Dubai Eye
UAE's 'distinguished young Emiratis' take part in BRICS Youth Summit
Khaled Al Nuaimi, Director of the Federal Youth Authority, led the UAE delegation, along with a group of "distinguished young Emiratis", at the BRICS Youth Summit in Brazil. This year, the summit, alongside partner countries from the Global South, aims to enhance the role of youth in achieving sustainable development and contributing to global decision-making. Al Nuaimi highlighted that the UAE's "participation in the BRICS Youth Summit is an exceptional opportunity to strengthen cooperation among the youth of the Global South. It aims to enhance their political awareness and support leadership initiatives encouraging them to innovate and engage in entrepreneurship". It also reflects the UAE's "firm belief that youth are the key drivers of change, empowered by developing skills, engaging in national and international policymaking and strengthening their presence on influential platforms". Al Nuaimi added that the UAE has always "encouraged the youth's role in developing the green economy and digital technologies, enabling their contribution to comprehensive development". The summit addressed several key topics, including: Youth Integration within the Global South; Political and Organisational challenges; Youth Employment and Joint Development; Education, Science, Technology and Innovation as drivers of National Development; as well as Sovereignty, Social Justice, Environmental Preservation, Peace and the right of Nations to Shape a Shared Future.
