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Sharjah 24
23-07-2025
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- Sharjah 24
Yalsatna: Bridging community in Al Riqa Suburb
The meeting was chaired by His Excellency Humaid Mohammed Al Amrani Al Shamsi, Chairman of the Council, and attended by a number of residents of the suburb. The meeting, held on Tuesday at the Council's headquarters in Sharjah City, is the first of the council's activities and is in line with its efforts to organise a series of sessions organised by councils across the Emirate. Citizens voice heard The meeting affirms the department's approach to listening to citizens' voices and achieving effective and direct communication with them, contributing to improving quality of life and strengthening community cohesion. Building a cohesive community The "Yalsatna" initiative is an extension of the Sharjah Districts Affairs Department (SDAD) directives aimed at building a cohesive community based on dialogue and active participation. It contributes to identifying priorities and formulating future visions that meet residents' aspirations. During the meeting, a range of topics of interest to residents were discussed, including the area's service needs and observations. Several ideas and suggestions were also presented by residents aimed at developing the suburb's community environment.
Sharjah 24
09-07-2025
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- Sharjah 24
Khorfakkan Parents Council honours outstanding students
Under the theme "Harvest of Excellence," the ceremony, which took place on Tuesday, was attended by Dr Abdullah Sulaiman Al Kabouri, Director of SDAD, and Dr. Mohammed Abdullah Al Murr Al Naqbi, Chairman of the Khorfakkan Municipal Council, along with a number of officials, directors of educational institutions, parents, and families of students. Community Solidarity and Government Support The ceremony is part of the programmes of the Parents' Councils in the Emirate of Sharjah, which reflect the societal and national role in supporting education, strengthening community partnerships in building future generations, and celebrating the fruits of hard work and diligence. The ceremony, held at Khorfakkan University, began with a recitation from the Holy Quran by one of the honoured students. Ahmed Omar Al Naqbi, Chairman of the Khorfakkan Parents' Council, delivered a speech in which he expressed his deep pride in the outstanding results achieved by the city's students in the high school exams. He noted that this achievement would not have been possible without the community solidarity and unlimited support provided by the Sharjah government to students and their educational institutions. Al Naqbi emphasised that the honouring ceremony is not merely an occasion to distribute awards, but rather a national moment to appreciate hard work and diligence, instill the values of determination and ambition in the souls of the youth, and invest in the minds that will bear the burden of the nation's future. Journey of Excellence The ceremony included a moving theatrical performance titled "The Journey of Excellence," performed by students from Al Khalil bin Ahmed School. In a dramatic and expressive style, they portrayed the challenges students face in their academic journey and demonstrated the stages of striving for excellence, a performance that received admiration and applause from the audience. Gratitude and Appreciation In a touching gesture, one of the outstanding students delivered a speech on behalf of his classmates, expressing his gratitude and appreciation to the country's wise leadership, His Highness Sheikh Dr. Sultan bin Mohammed Al Qasimi, Supreme Council Member and Ruler of Sharjah, his family, his teachers, and everyone who supported him throughout his educational journey. He emphasised that this achievement is just the beginning of a journey of accomplishment and dedication to serving the nation. Students from Atika Bint Zaid School also presented a joyful artistic performance, creating an atmosphere of joy and happiness. Through this, the students expressed their joy for their honoured classmates and their pride in the Emirati national identity and cultural heritage. At the conclusion of the ceremony, the outstanding students were honoured with certificates of appreciation and commemorative shields.
Sharjah 24
06-06-2025
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- Sharjah 24
Al Khalidiya Council brings joy to the community in Eid al-Adha
The initiative targets needy families in Al Khalidiya Suburb on the occasion of Eid al-Adha 2025. This humanitarian gesture reflects the deep-rooted culture of giving and participation that the Council embraces in its programmes and initiatives throughout the year. The initiative falls within the framework of the Council's continuous community initiatives, embodying its social vision stemming from the directives of SDAD. Link between institutions and residents These initiatives aim to consolidate the Council's presence as a true link between institutions and residents, and a direct player in bringing joy to families and happiness on various national and religious occasions, especially holidays, which are marked by renewed bonds of friendship and solidarity. This year's initiative included the distribution of 130 large fruit baskets to needy families in the suburb. Baskets were carefully prepared to include a variety of fresh fruit and distributed under the direct and on-site supervision of His Excellency Khalfan Saeed Al Marri, Chairman of Al Khalidiya Suburb Council, the Vice Chairman of the Council, and Council members and employees. The volunteer committee also played an active role in delivering the fruit to those in need throughout the suburb. The initiative was well-received by residents, who expressed their gratitude and appreciation for this repeated humanitarian effort, which reflects the Council's genuine concern for their needs and feelings. They emphasised that this gesture conveys a sense of loyalty and belonging and embodies one of the aspects of the distinguished community work that characterises the Emirate of Sharjah. Annual tradition His Excellency Khalfan Saeed Al Marri, Chairman of Al Khalidiya Suburb Council, emphasised that the Council prioritises launching unique initiatives that enhance local community cohesion and contribute to strengthening bridges of love and solidarity between the Council and residents. He noted that the "Eid Fruits" initiative has become a well-established annual tradition, renewed each year with the advent of Eid al-Adha, with its sublime meanings that transcend the material aspect to encompass an emotional dimension that embodies the depth of human and social relations among the residents of the suburb. Al Marri added that this initiative complements a series of regular initiatives the Council regularly organises on various occasions, in line with its mandate to foster social cohesion and support families. He emphasised that the Council will continue to fulfill its societal role in a manner that enhances positive spirits and aligns with the aspirations of the wise leadership to build a cohesive and happy society.
Sharjah 24
29-05-2025
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- Sharjah 24
Dibba Al Hisn Parents Council concludes My Language, My Identity
The event saw remarkable student interaction and active parent participation, embodying the effective educational partnership between home and school. Honouring 47 students The council hosted on Wednesday the festival's closing ceremony, which included honouring the participating students from Al-Aqd Al-Fareed Primary School and Al-Husn Secondary School. A total of 47 students were honoured in a festive atmosphere graced by the presence of parents who expressed their appreciation for the efforts made. The festival lasted for ten days, filled with interactive activities and creative workshops specifically designed to develop Arabic language skills among students in early grades and kindergarten. National identity Activities varied, covering key topics in reading, writing, listening, and speaking, using modern methods that combined fun and education. They were supervised by co-teacher Anwar Ahmed Al Salami, who excelled in presenting distinctive educational narrative content, blending the aesthetics of the Arabic language with the spirit of national identity, within an artistic educational vision that strengthens young people's sense of belonging to their language and heritage. The final day featured a post-test to measure the educational and pedagogical impact of the festival. The results were compared to the pre-test conducted on the first day, allowing for an accurate reading of the level of improvement and development in the language skills of the participating students. Supporting the educational process The festival was organised as part of the operational plan of the Parents Councils at SDAD. This initiative reflects the councils' commitment to enhancing their role in supporting the educational process and providing enriching learning environments that enhance the status of the Arabic language among the new generation, instilling in them a love of expression and a sense of belonging to their identity and language. The festival resonated widely with parents, who expressed their appreciation for the high level of organisation and the quality of the educational activities. They praised their positive impact on their children and their motivation to use the Arabic language with confidence and creativity. In a celebratory closing ceremony, writer Anwar Al Salami was honoured, along with the participating students, and awards and certificates of appreciation were distributed. This reflects the council's commitment to enhancing learning motivation, fostering a culture of excellence, and sustaining purposeful educational programs that celebrate the language and bring it to life in the hearts of generations.
Sharjah 24
17-04-2025
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- Sharjah 24
Al Suyoh Council discusses community initiatives
The meeting was held to review the latest developments in community plans for the coming period. It was chaired by His Excellency Yousef Obaid Harmoul Al Shamsi, Council and attended by Council members. "Eid Fawala": authentic Emirati custom During the meeting held on Wednesday, the Council reviewed the most prominent topics and initiatives on its agenda. Members also discussed details of the implementation of the "Eid Fawala" initiative (Eid food supplies), which was organised on the second day of Eid Al Fitr. The initiative aims to promote community cohesion and embody authentic Emirati customs and traditions, which are keen to strengthen social ties during special occasions and holidays. Honouring supportive residents The Council also proposed an initiative to honour collaborators from the suburb's residents who have contributed to supporting the Council's activities and programmes over the past period. This gesture of appreciation aims to stimulate greater community interaction and recognise the efforts of community members. This reflects the Council's commitment to building effective and sustainable partnerships with the suburb's residents. Honouring top students The meeting also addressed the Council's agenda for upcoming initiatives, whereas it proposed the launch of an initiative to honour top students from Al Suyoh suburb. This initiative expresses the Council's pride in its distinguished members and encourages them to continue their journey of success and excellence. Raising awareness activities In the context of collaborative work with government agencies, Council members discussed holding several exhibitions that would allow the suburb's residents to interact with service institutions and learn about their services. During the meeting, the Council was keen to place special emphasis on awareness-raising activities. It was decided to coordinate the organisation of an awareness lecture for school students on combating drugs, in cooperation with the relevant authorities. This is part of the Council's efforts to raise awareness among young people and promote a culture of risk prevention, contributing to strengthening society and achieving intellectual and behavioral security for its citizens. Meeting residents' needs During the meeting, His Excellency Yousef Obaid Harmoul Al Shamsi emphasised the importance of continuing to implement quality initiatives that meet the aspirations of residents and enhance the Council's role as an effective community umbrella. Al Shamsi noted that the Council is committed to supporting everything that contributes to building a cohesive, aware, and integrated society. He also noted that Al Suyoh Suburb Council continues its efforts to meet the needs of residents through various activities that combine social, awareness-raising, and honorary activities, in line with the directives of SDAD, which seek to enhance community communication and achieve the Emirate of Sharjah's vision of building a cohesive society based on cooperation and initiative.
