The Supreme Council for Motherhood and Childhood has extended its congratulations to the newly elected members of the UAE Children’s Parliament, wishing them success in representing their peers and actively engaging in discussions on issues affecting children in the UAE. The Council emphasised that the Children’s Parliament serves as a pioneering national platform to instil a culture of participation while enhancing children’s skills in dialogue, leadership, and self-expression, aligning with the UAE’s vision of empowering youth and preparing them to play a constructive role in shaping the future.
Acknowledgement from the Council’s Secretary-General
On this occasion, the Secretary-General of the Supreme Council for Motherhood and Childhood, Reem bint Abdullah Al-Falasi, congratulated the new members of the UAE Children’s Parliament. She highlighted the significance of their role and the message they will carry in voicing the aspirations of children and reinforcing their status as partners in building the future.
Commitment to Youth Empowerment
Al-Falasi stated that the UAE, under its wise leadership, is committed to empowering its youth and providing all opportunities for them to play an active role in shaping the future. This commitment is rooted in the nation’s belief in the capabilities of its children. The UAE continuously strives to offer platforms for children to express their views and participate in decision-making processes concerning their issues, thereby reinforcing values of positive citizenship and social responsibility.
An Inspiring National Initiative
She affirmed that the UAE Children’s Parliament represents an inspiring national initiative aimed at developing leadership and dialogue skills among children, preparing a generation capable of innovation and contribution to sustainable development. Al-Falasi expressed her hope that the new members would present ideas and initiatives that reflect their peers’ aspirations and support national efforts to enhance children’s rights and well-being.
Active Participation in Elections
This year’s elections saw an impressive turnout, with a total of 11,445 votes cast by children, showcasing their enthusiasm to participate in the selection of their representatives and exercise their right to express their opinions and contribute to decision-making concerning their issues.
Appreciation for Contributions
The Council commended the efforts of parents, educational institutions, and strategic partners who contributed to the successful formation of the new Parliament, both through selection and voting. It confirmed its dedication to continuing the development of initiatives and programmes that promote children’s participation and empower them to play active roles in society.
Wishes for Future Achievements
The Supreme Council for Motherhood and Childhood wishes the new members a parliamentary term filled with achievements that enhance the status of Emirati children and reinforce a culture of active participation across various fields.
New Members of the UAE Children’s Parliament
The list of members for the second legislative term of the UAE Children’s Parliament (2026 – 2028) includes 40 representatives from various Emirates:
Abu Dhabi: Mohammed bin Sultan Ahmed Sultan Al Jaber, Naila bint Saad Naseeb Saad Al Ahbabi, Ahmed bin Younis Haji Abdullah Al Khouri, Ousha bint Ali Al Hajj Abdullah Al Muheirbi, Zayed bin Hazza Mubarak Ghanem Al Mazrouei, Moza bint Saif Hamid Saif Al Shamsi, Ali bin Ghadir Ali Mohammed Al Mansoori, and Lamea bint Waleed Hamad Salem Al Shaqsi.
Dubai: Salem bin Talal Salem Faraj Yaquout, Safa bint Ali Mohammed Saleh Ali Al Zarouni, Ahmed bin Abdullah Ahmed Mohammed Ahli, Fatima bint Khalid Obaid Hamid Al Mansouri, Saif bin Abdullah Mohammed Al Ashram Al Falasi, Fatima bint Abdullah Ibrahim Shams Al Din Abdullah, Mohammed bin Ahmed Mohammed Al Balushi, and Mariam bint Muadh Ibrahim Shams Al Din Abdullah.
Sharjah: Hamid bin Saeed Saleh Khalaf Al Zaabi, Hidaya bint Saleh Saeed Salem Saeed, Ahmed bin Ali Mohammed Sultan Al Owais, Mariam bint Ismail Rashid Al Madfa Al Harithi, Faisal bin Talal Barout Al Barout Al Baroudi, and Reem bint Ali Saeed Ali Al Shehhi.
Ras Al Khaimah: Marwan bin Saeed Ahmed Aliweh Al Shehhi, Reem bint Khalid Hassan Abdullah Mohammed, Dhiab bin Suleiman Hassan Hayah Al Shehhi, Dalal bint Majid Saeed Mohimid Al Habsi, Ahmed bin Maziyood Saif Al Maziyood Al Shehhi, and Noura bint Abdullah Hassan Al Siddis Al Shami.
Ajman: Nasser bin Khalid Nasser Mohammed Al Jazmi, Fatima bint Ahmed Mohammed Saeed Al Shehhi, Zayed bin Ahmed Sultan Rashid Al Kaabi, and Aliya bint Khamees Khalfan Saeed Al Kaabi.
Umm Al Quwain: Mohammed bin Ali Sultan Al Maqri Al Ali, Fatima bint Mohammed Abdullah Thanoon Al Ali, Rashid bin Issa Saeed Al Asli Al Ali, and Latifa bint Saeed Khamees Firooz Al Ali.
Fujairah: Hamid bin Ahmed Mohammed Saeed Al Hafiti, Afraa bint Rashid Saeed Rashid Al Hafiti, Suleiman bin Abdullah Suleiman Salem Al Dhahani, and Al Dana bint Ali Ahmed Abdullah Al Hamadi.