Emirati Children’s Day Reflects the Nation’s Commitment to Protecting Childhood and Empowering Future Generations
Emirati Children’s Day is a unique occasion that reflects the nation’s commitment to protecting childhood and empowering future generations. This day embodies the humanitarian values upheld by the UAE, where the wise leadership is dedicated to providing exceptional care for children, ensuring a safe and stable environment that enhances their abilities and talents.
Establishing Children’s Rights
The Attorney General of the Federation, Dr. Hamad Saif Al Shamsi, affirmed that Emirati Children’s Day is an important national occasion to reaffirm the status that childhood holds in the UAE’s vision. He explained that this day reflects the country’s humanitarian approach in establishing a comprehensive system for child protection and care, and in building generations capable of contributing to the nation’s development journey.
Advanced Legislative Framework
The Attorney General noted that the UAE has established an advanced model in the field of child care and empowerment, through a legislative and institutional framework that guarantees social, educational, and health protection and care. This stems from a fundamental understanding that investing in childhood is an investment in the future of the nation, achieving sustainable development for all generations.
The Role of Family and Community
The Attorney General emphasized that this year’s celebration of Emirati Children’s Day aligns with the message of the Year of the Family, which highlights the family’s role as the primary nurturer of values and the development of personality. This success enhances community stability and provides a supportive environment for children’s physical, intellectual, and social growth.
Cooperation and Commitment
He also pointed out that this occasion serves as a call for all community institutions to strengthen joint efforts in protecting children’s rights. It is essential to instill a culture of social responsibility towards the emerging generations, ensuring a dignified life for them and contributing to building a more stable and secure society.
The Attorney General praised the pioneering role of Her Highness Sheikha Fatima bint Mubarak, “Mother of the Emirates,” in launching Emirati Children’s Day. Her contributions to raising awareness about children’s rights have motivated government and private entities, as well as civil society organizations, to support national programs focused on childhood, reflecting the UAE’s commitment to protecting childhood and empowering future generations.