Thousands of young tweeters interacted on the social networking site Twitter with the hashtag (#National_Dialogue_about_Youth), which was launched by His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice President and Prime Minister of the UAE and Ruler of Dubai, the day before yesterday.
Tweeters presented many proposals to empower and support young people in various sectors and fields, and 10 proposals emerged that were widely circulated yesterday, namely: creating the position of an executive director for youth in various government agencies, with the aim of supporting, encouraging and developing them, in accordance with the government’s strategy, and creating opportunities for young people in scientific development. Professional and career, launching a youth leadership laboratory at the state level, launching the Future Leaders Program in all government institutions, and subjecting new employees to a test to join the program. Tweeters suggested adding a study subject specialized in industry, graded in level, starting from the lower levels and ending with a project that is realistically applied to create an industrial generation, qualifying social workers to guide young people in ways that suit the future, and obliging government agencies to create a database for young people specialized in various fields. To be used in departments. They also proposed launching the “Distinguished Young Leader Award” within the Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Government Excellence Programme, launching the Youth Empowerment Award at major government and semi-governmental agencies, launching an independent initiative for them within the government summit, and launching the “Young Man in the Leadership Chair” initiative, where young people are given the opportunity to… Taking over the leadership or management of a project for a short period and evaluating the experience.
In detail, tweeter Heba Hussein Al-Samat said, “The youth of the Emirates need encouragement and support from government institutions; To achieve their ambitions, which will undoubtedly serve the nation.” Ayoub Al-Marzouqi said: “I suggest having an executive director for youth in various entities to develop a clear strategy for them, support them, and qualify human capital.”
Tweeter Wafaa Al-Mulla said: “I hope that all the country’s youth will take their chance in academic, professional and career development.” Tweet engineer Jassim Al Hosani stressed “the importance of adding a subject specialized in industry at a gradual level, starting from the lower stages and ending with a project that is realistically applied to create an industrial generation.”
Tweeter Abdullah Al-Kadida noted “the addition of some legal subjects in a simplified manner to the teaching curricula, for example: the cybercrime law.” Tweeter Ahmed Al-Hammadi added: “Qualifying social workers to guide future youth in ways that suit the future.” Tweeter Mahmoud Abdel Moneim suggested “launching a youth leadership laboratory at the state level, and a future leaders program in all government institutions.”
He added: “I propose launching the Distinguished Young Leader Award within the Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Government Excellence Programme, launching the Youth Empowerment Award at major government and semi-governmental agencies, launching the Youth Government Summit event to learn about governments’ experiences in this, launching an independent initiative within the government summit, and launching an initiative A young man in the leadership chair, where young people are given the opportunity to take over the leadership of a project or management for a short period, and evaluate the experience.”
Tweeter Abdullah Saleh Al-Junaibi said, “Showing current youth achievements in the form of advertisements or documentary programs, to be an example for the rest of the youth, and creating a database for young people specialized in various fields, so that they can be used by government agencies wishing to do so.” Tweet Badr Al Qasimi added: “We need to change some of the values that we see have been implanted in children and emerged during their youth, such as prioritizing appearance over substance. It is important to evaluate the culture of Emirati youth in the early stages through criteria that measure his knowledge of topics outside the curriculum.” Tweeter Dr. Hatem Al-Amiri said: “Creating a generation of young people who are intellectually mature to engage in the field of private work, reducing their dependence on government work, and developing skills that allow citizens in general and youth in particular to engage in areas of private work, such as marketing and competitive skills.”
He added: “I call on businessmen to encourage young people in the field of private business by conducting workshops and practical training for entrepreneurship.”
Al Mazrouei: We welcome suggestions and opinions from young people
Minister of State for Youth Affairs, Shamma bint Suhail Al Mazrouei, confirmed that the Emirates Youth Council welcomes receiving suggestions and opinions from the nation’s youth, whether through letters or through its executive arms represented by the youth councils spread across the emirates of the country.
She added that thousands of young people from the Emirates responded positively and unparalleled to the invitation of His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice President and Prime Minister of the UAE and Ruler of Dubai, to hold a national dialogue on youth to focus on their ambitions, dreams and current and future aspirations, by holding a youth retreat next week. .
She added: “Just as His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum has accustomed us to placing all important issues that concern the citizen and serve the nation on the table of research and discussion, the issues of youth, listening to them and learning about their ambitions, hopes and dreams come to the forefront, because they constitute the most important national force for building the present and creating… The future, and because creating the best environment for them to be able to achieve these aspirations and ambitions is an essential pillar in the journey to the future.”
Al Mazrouei said that the hashtag (#National_Dialogue_about_Youth) witnessed wide and welcoming reactions, while the Emirates Youth Council receives thousands of messages every hour through various means and communication channels from Emirati youth throughout the country, in which they express their desire to participate in the dialogue.
Discussing ideas and proposals on youth empowerment
Hamdan Bin Mohammed Smart University invited all students from various specializations and colleges at the university to join the members of the teaching and administrative staff, in an expanded meeting next Monday at the university building, to identify the most pressing issues that concern young people in the country, and to discuss ideas and proposals about ways to empower and qualify them in society.
The step comes in response to the initiative of His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice President and Prime Minister of the UAE and Ruler of Dubai, to launch a national dialogue to empower youth.
Dubai Youth Courts Council
Dubai Courts launched the “Dubai Youth Courts Council” within the vision and directives of His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice President and Prime Minister of the UAE and Ruler of Dubai, to be the executive arm in the emirate of the “Emirates Youth Council.”
The Council aims to harmonize the national efforts of the country’s youth and support the youth’s energies by providing the elements of a positive environment and an effective platform to learn the opinions of young people on various issues, communicate their ideas and suggestions and employ them to serve the nation and the citizen, and enhance their skills to participate in achieving the UAE Vision 2021.
Director General of Dubai Courts, Tarish Eid Al Mansouri, said that Dubai Courts seeks to create a communication platform between the youth working in Dubai Courts and the leaders of Dubai Courts by communicating with young people to learn about their goals and ambitions, and the challenges they face in the practical and scientific fields, stressing that the council will contribute to Achieving the aspirations of the department’s youth and adopting and presenting their new ideas that enhance the achievement of renaissance and development in the UAE society in general and in the society of the Emirate of Dubai in particular, explaining that he is counting on the Council to achieve many goals. Within the framework of the process of security and safety in the country.
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