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Mid East Info
20-05-2025
- Business
- Mid East Info
Ministry of Finance Organises Awareness Session in the United Kingdom as Part of the 'UAE Global Cadres' Initiative
Highlighting career opportunities in international financial organisations for Emirate students The Ministry of Finance, in cooperation with the UAE Embassy in the UK and the Education and Technology Sciences Attaché Office, hosted an awareness session for Emirati students studying in the UK. The event was held as part of the Ministry's 'UAE Global Cadres', an initiative that seeks to empower Emirati youth and broaden their exposure to professional and training opportunities within major international financial institutions. Building Professional Relationships: Ali Abdullah Sharafi, Acting Assistant Undersecretary for International Financial Relations at the Ministry of Finance, stressed that the UAE Global Cadres programme plays a key role in opening up new horizons for young Emirati talents, adding that the programme is designed to raise awareness among Emirati youth about the work environment within international financial institutions and prepare them for internships, secondments, and employment opportunities with these entities. Sharafi added that the initiative aims to help students build international networks and enable them to contribute to global decision-making platforms. Meanwhile, Sheikh Khalid Saud Al Qasimi, Deputy Chief of Mission at the UAE Embassy in London, reaffirmed the country's commitment to supporting its students overseas. 'We firmly believe in the importance of preparing a generation of young Emiratis who are empowered, well-informed about international systems, and capable of representing the UAE on the global stage,' he said. He noted that the session has provided a platform for promoting dialogue and forging long-term professional relationships that extend well beyond graduation. For his part, Abdulrahman Al Dhaheri, Acting Education Attaché at the Office of Education and Technology Affairs at the UAE Embassy in the UK, stated: 'The Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research's participation in the UAE Global Cadres initiative reaffirms its commitment to empowering students on scholarship by equipping them with the skills and experiences necessary to excel in international work environments, particularly in the financial, economic, and political sectors. 'We truly believe it's important to prepare a generation of confident, capable Emiratis who can represent the UAE proudly in global organisations and play an active role in shaping decisions on the international stage,' Al Dhaheri said. He added: 'What's really exciting about this session is how it brings different parts of the government together to support students in a practical way. It's an opportunity for strengthening dialogue, networking, and building relationships that can help students both during their studies and as they start their careers. It also aligns closely with the UAE's aspirations for leadership and global competitiveness.' Presentations: The gathering featured presentations by representatives from leading international financial institutions, including the World Bank Group, the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD), and the International Finance Corporation (IFC). Speakers outlined recruitment pathways and professional development opportunities at their respective organisations, detailing flagship programmes for emerging talent, application procedures, eligibility criteria, and high-demand areas of specialisation. The event also included an interactive session, providing students the opportunity to engage directly with representatives. Many participants voiced interest in learning how to navigate multicultural work environments and advance their careers on a global scale. This session is part of a series of awareness-raising activities organised by the Ministry of Finance, in collaboration with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, across key global capitals that host major international financial institutions. These sessions seek to familiarise Emirati students with the training and career opportunities available within these global entities. Earlier last month (April), the Ministry of Finance officially launched the ' UAE Global Cadres', an initiative designed to introduce Emirati students and professionals to opportunities available in international financial organisations. The initiative aims to empower young people by equipping them with the knowledge and skills necessary to launch successful international careers, in line with the aspirations of the UAE's wise leadership and its vision. Through this programme, the Ministry seeks to strengthen the UAE's presence within international financial institutions and increase the contribution of national talent to advancing global sustainable development goals. The initiative also seeks to build a strategic network of relationships that will enhance the competitiveness and capabilities of Emirati professionals in key sectors.


Zawya
19-05-2025
- Business
- Zawya
Ministry of Finance organises awareness session in the UK as part of the 'UAE Global Cadres' initiative
London: The Ministry of Finance, in cooperation with the UAE Embassy in the UK and the Education and Technology Sciences Attaché Office, hosted an awareness session for Emirati students studying in the UK. The event was held as part of the Ministry's 'UAE Global Cadres', an initiative that seeks to empower Emirati youth and broaden their exposure to professional and training opportunities within major international financial institutions. Building Professional Relationships Ali Abdullah Sharafi, Acting Assistant Undersecretary for International Financial Relations at the Ministry of Finance, stressed that the UAE Global Cadres programme plays a key role in opening up new horizons for young Emirati talents, adding that the programme is designed to raise awareness among Emirati youth about the work environment within international financial institutions and prepare them for internships, secondments, and employment opportunities with these entities. Sharafi added that the initiative aims to help students build international networks and enable them to contribute to global decision-making platforms. Meanwhile, Sheikh Khalid Saud Al Qasimi, Deputy Chief of Mission at the UAE Embassy in London, reaffirmed the country's commitment to supporting its students overseas. 'We firmly believe in the importance of preparing a generation of young Emiratis who are empowered, well-informed about international systems, and capable of representing the UAE on the global stage,' he said. He noted that the session has provided a platform for promoting dialogue and forging long-term professional relationships that extend well beyond graduation. For his part, Abdulrahman Al Dhaheri, Acting Education Attaché at the Office of Education and Technology Affairs at the UAE Embassy in the UK, stated: 'The Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research's participation in the UAE Global Cadres initiative reaffirms its commitment to empowering students on scholarship by equipping them with the skills and experiences necessary to excel in international work environments, particularly in the financial, economic, and political sectors. 'We truly believe it's important to prepare a generation of confident, capable Emiratis who can represent the UAE proudly in global organisations and play an active role in shaping decisions on the international stage,' Al Dhaheri said. He added: 'What's really exciting about this session is how it brings different parts of the government together to support students in a practical way. It's an opportunity for strengthening dialogue, networking, and building relationships that can help students both during their studies and as they start their careers. It also aligns closely with the UAE's aspirations for leadership and global competitiveness.' Presentations The gathering featured presentations by representatives from leading international financial institutions, including the World Bank Group, the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD), and the International Finance Corporation (IFC). Speakers outlined recruitment pathways and professional development opportunities at their respective organisations, detailing flagship programmes for emerging talent, application procedures, eligibility criteria, and high-demand areas of specialisation. The event also included an interactive session, providing students the opportunity to engage directly with representatives. Many participants voiced interest in learning how to navigate multicultural work environments and advance their careers on a global scale. This session is part of a series of awareness-raising activities organised by the Ministry of Finance, in collaboration with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, across key global capitals that host major international financial institutions. These sessions seek to familiarise Emirati students with the training and career opportunities available within these global entities. Earlier last month (April), the Ministry of Finance officially launched the 'UAE Global Cadres', an initiative designed to introduce Emirati students and professionals to opportunities available in international financial organisations. The initiative aims to empower young people by equipping them with the knowledge and skills necessary to launch successful international careers, in line with the aspirations of the UAE's wise leadership and its vision. Through this programme, the Ministry seeks to strengthen the UAE's presence within international financial institutions and increase the contribution of national talent to advancing global sustainable development goals. The initiative also seeks to build a strategic network of relationships that will enhance the competitiveness and capabilities of Emirati professionals in key sectors.


29-04-2025
- Business
Ministry of Finance Hosts Financial Media Forum to Advance Transparency and Literacy
The Ministry of Finance will host the second edition of the Financial Media Forum on May 1 in Dubai, under the theme 'Shaping the Future of Financial Sector: The Balance Between Influence and Responsibility,' bringing together experts to promote transparency, financial literacy, and sustainable economic growth. Organised in collaboration with media and educational institutions across the UAE, the forum will convene over 100 participants, including government officials, financial specialists, journalists, and university students. Representatives from more than 40 financial, media, and academic organisations are also set to attend. The event will be inaugurated by Younis Haji AlKhoori, Undersecretary of the Ministry of Finance. Key speakers include Mohammed Saeed Al Shehhi, Secretary General of the UAE Media Council, Mohammed Al Hammadi, Acting Director General of Emirates News Agency (WAM), and Ali Abdullah Sharafi, Acting Assistant Undersecretary for the International Financial Relationship Sector at the MoF. AlKhoori said the forum will serve as a strategic platform for financial and media professionals to exchange knowledge, empowering the community with insights essential for driving transparency and long-term economic sustainability. Panel discussions will cover critical topics such as the future of the financial sector, public-private partnerships, sustainability, government spending, and the role of media in financial literacy. Special sessions will also focus on social welfare and financial awareness. Interactive activities will feature a workshop on best practices in financial journalism, governance principles, and data analysis for media professionals. A dedicated session under the "UAE Global Cadres" Initiative will highlight training and employment opportunities for finance students in international institutions. Building on the success of its first edition, the forum continues to strengthen public financial awareness in line with the UAE's vision for a resilient and informed economy. News Source: Emirates News Agency


Al Etihad
28-04-2025
- Business
- Al Etihad
Ministry of Finance organises awareness session for Emirati students in Washington
28 Apr 2025 10:58 WASHINGTON (WAM)The UAE Ministry of Finance organised an awareness session at the UAE Embassy in Washington, DC, bringing together a group of Emirati students studying in the US, in conjunction with the launch of the UAE Global Cadres initiative, to highlight training programmes and career opportunities in international financial session is part of the Ministry's efforts to invest in human capital, and to prepare and empower national talent to take on roles within international financial gathering was attended by Younis Haji AlKhoori, Undersecretary of the Ministry of Finance; Ali Abdullah Sharafi, Acting Assistant Undersecretary for International Financial Relations at the Ministry of Finance; Azza Ali AlJassmi, Director of Government Communication; and Thuraiya Hamid AlHashmi, Director of International Financial Relations and from the World Bank Group (WBG) and the International Monetary Fund (IMF) also participated, providing an overview of recruitment mechanisms and professional development opportunities at both his opening remarks, AlKhoori emphasised that the UAE Global Cadres initiative is a strategic project to build a generation of young Emiratis capable of representing the UAE in international financial institutions.'Through this initiative, we aim to provide clear pathways for secondment, training, and employment in the world's leading financial organisations, enhancing the competence of our national talent and opening doors to influential leadership roles on the global stage,' AlKhoori added, 'Your presence today reflects a spirit of initiative and ambition. We are confident in your ability to represent the UAE in positions of global influence, because investing in Emirati talent is the most valuable investment—and the UAE Global Cadres initiative is the gateway to that future.' Alia Al Suwaidi, Deputy Chief of Mission at the UAE Embassy in Washington, DC, said, 'At the UAE Embassy in Washington, we are keen to strengthen engagement with all Emirati students in the United States, and we seek to involve them in various initiatives and events organised by the Embassy. We believe in their vital role as ambassadors of our nation's values on the international stage." "These gatherings not only enrich their knowledge but also enable them to build professional networks that support their future careers and enhance the presence of Emirati talent in international organisations," Al Suwaidi session highlighted key training and professional development programmes offered by international financial institutions in which the UAE is involved. Students actively engaged in the discussion, raising questions about application processes, admission requirements, and the most sought-after specialisations in international financial also expressed interest in learning how to navigate multicultural work environments and pursue long-term career paths in the global from the World Bank Group and the IMF outlined prominent career opportunities, and the pathways Emirati youth can follow to launch their international careers through specialised awareness sessions are the result of the UAE's expanding strategic relations with international financial organisations. They aim to support national talent in fields such as economics, finance, accounting, and international relations—preparing them to take on senior and executive roles within global session forms part of a series of awareness activities organised by the Ministry of Finance, in collaboration with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, in key capital cities that host international financial institutions. The aim is to familiarise Emirati students with the required specialisations and the pathways to join these institutions. The initiative also contributes to the UAE government's efforts to prepare national talent through strategic programmes with both societal and global impact.


Mid East Info
24-04-2025
- Business
- Mid East Info
Ministry of Finance Organises Awareness Session for Emirati Students in Washington - Middle East Business News and Information
Coinciding with the launch of the 'UAE Global Cadres' initiative Younis Haji AlKhoori: The 'UAE Global Cadres' initiative aims to build a generation of Emiratis capable of representing the UAE in international organisations The Ministry of Finance organised an awareness session at the UAE Embassy in Washington, D.C., bringing together a group of Emirati students studying in the United States, in conjunction with the launch of the UAE Global Cadres initiative, aimed at exploring training programmes and career opportunities in international financial organisations. The session is part of the Ministry's efforts to invest in human capital and to prepare and empower national talent to take on roles within international financial institutions. The gathering was attended by H.E. Younis Haji AlKhoori, Undersecretary of the Ministry of Finance; Ali Abdullah Sharafi, Acting Assistant Undersecretary for International Financial Relations at the Ministry of Finance; Azza Ali AlJassmi, Director of Government Communication; and Thuraiya Hamid AlHashmi, Director of International Financial Relations and Organisations. Representatives from the World Bank Group (WBG) and the International Monetary Fund (IMF) also participated, providing an overview of recruitment mechanisms and professional development opportunities at both institutions. Strategic project: In his opening remarks, H.E. Younis Haji AlKhoori emphasised that the UAE Global Cadres initiative is a strategic project to build a generation of young Emiratis capable of representing the UAE in international financial institutions. 'Through this initiative, we aim to provide clear pathways for secondment, training, and employment in the world's leading financial organisations, enhancing the competence of our national talent and opening doors to influential leadership roles on the global stage,' he said. He added: 'Your presence today reflects a spirit of initiative and ambition. We are confident in your ability to represent the UAE in positions of global influence, because investing in Emirati talent is the most valuable investment—and the UAE Global Cadres initiative is the gateway to that future.' H.E. Alia Al Suwaidi, Deputy Chief of Mission at the UAE Embassy in Washington, DC, said: 'At the UAE Embassy in Washington, we are keen to strengthen engagement with all Emirati students in the United States, and we seek to involve them in various initiatives and events organised by the Embassy. We believe in their vital role as ambassadors of our nation's values on the international stage. These gatherings not only enrich their knowledge but also enable them to build professional networks that support their future careers and enhance the presence of Emirati talent in international organisations.' Career paths and opportunities: The session highlighted key training and professional development programmes offered by international financial institutions in which the UAE is involved. Students actively engaged in the discussion, raising questions about application processes, admission requirements, and the most sought-after specialisations in international financial organisations. Participants also expressed interest in learning how to navigate multicultural work environments and pursue long-term career paths in the global arena. Representatives from the World Bank Group and the IMF outlined prominent career opportunities and the pathways Emirati youth can follow to launch their international careers through specialised programmes. These awareness sessions are the result of the UAE's expanding strategic relations with international financial organisations. They aim to support national talent in fields such as economics, finance, accounting, and international relations—preparing them to take on senior and executive roles within global institutions. This session forms part of a series of awareness activities organised by the Ministry of Finance, in collaboration with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, in key capital cities that host international financial institutions. The aim is to familiarise Emirati students with the required specialisations and the pathways to join these institutions. The initiative also contributes to the UAE government's efforts to prepare national talent through strategic programmes with both societal and global impact.