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The Ajman Police organised a forum titled “Your Family Comes First In Your Time” to commemorate Emirati Women’s Day, focusing on family time enhancement, women’s empowerment, and the impact of social media.
The Community Protection and Social Security Department of the Ajman Police held the forum “Your Family Comes First In Your Time” in celebration of Emirati Women’s Day under the theme “Showcasing the Strongest and Best.” This initiative was conducted in collaboration with the Ministry of Health and Prevention and the Frjan Ajman, taking place at the Ajman Police Sports and Shooting Club. The event was attended by Lieutenant Colonel Dr Fatima Obaid Al Shamsi, Deputy Director of the Community Protection and Social Security Department, alongside several female speakers dedicated to supporting and empowering women.
The forum highlighted the significance of dedicating time for families and enhancing communication among their members. It also underscored the role of Emirati women in instilling family and societal values. Discussions revolved around several themes, including the support for family stability, the influence of social media on family relationships, and the contribution of community initiatives in nurturing connections and solidarity.
Sheikha Saeed Al Kaabi, a member of the Federal National Council, participated in the discussions, addressing the UAE’s commitment to family welfare and its reflection on stability and cohesion. She elaborated on the role of the Federal National Council in advocating for family issues, listening to their needs, and aspirations, along with the importance of making family time a consistent daily practice.
Amany Ahmed Al Matrooshi, a media advisor at the Ajman Talented Council, discussed the impact of social media and content creation on family communication. She stressed the importance of dialogue, attentive listening, and active presence in the lives of children.
Aisha Ahmed Al Awadhi, the founder of Frjan Ajman, shared insights on community initiatives and their role in enhancing family ties and reinforcing positive values. She also emphasised the importance of engaging children and mothers in community activities, as well as the crucial role women play in creating a cohesive family and interconnected, giving society.
Brigadier Abdullah bin Saeed Al Nuaimi, Director of the Community Protection and Social Security Department, honoured the speakers and participants in recognition of their contributions to enriching the forum’s themes and supporting its message of enhancing awareness about the significance of family time and strengthening community cohesion.