The UAE is one of the most active countries in humanitarian work

Her Highness Sheikha Latifa bint Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Head of the Culture and Arts Authority in Dubai, met with the director of the United Nations Development Program, Akham Steiner, within the activities of the 55th session of the World Economic Forum in Davos, in a move that reflects the UAE’s commitment to its pioneering role in the field of humanitarian work Good and promoting international partnerships to achieve sustainable development at the regional and global levels.

During the meeting, Her Highness indicated the UAE’s keenness to support development and humanitarian initiatives, which are compatible with the United Nations sustainable development goals.

“The UAE is one of the most active countries in the field of humanitarian and charitable work. We believe that international cooperation is the way to achieve sustainable development goals and enhance stability and prosperity in societies around the world.”

The meeting focused on ways of cooperation to enhance development projects in various sectors, including supporting education, empowering women, and enhancing food security, as well as facing the challenges of climate change. Her Highness Sheikha Latifa also stressed the importance of activating partnerships with the United Nations Development Program to support development and humanitarian efforts that aim to improve the quality of life for the most needy individuals and societies.

For his part, Steiner praised the role of the UAE in supporting global humanitarian and development issues, stressing the importance of cooperation with leading countries such as the UAE to implement projects that have a long -term positive impact.

He said that the United Nations Development Program values ​​the UAE’s efforts to support societies and enhance its ability to face challenges.

During the meeting, the importance of joint cooperation between the UAE and the United Nations Development Program to promote humanitarian and charitable work globally. The two parties also stressed the need to unify international efforts to confront humanitarian and development challenges and support sustainable solutions that contribute to building a more stable and fair future.