emirates7 - The Ministry of Culture recently hosted a delegation from the Emirates Journalists Association at its Abu Dhabi headquarters. The meeting provided a platform to discuss potential collaborations aimed at enhancing cultural initiatives and promoting both tangible and intangible heritage as key elements in strengthening the UAE’s national identity.
Mubarak Al Nakhi, Under-Secretary of the Ministry of Culture, welcomed the delegation, led by Fadila Abdullah Al Muaini, Chairperson of the Emirates Journalists Association, along with board members Mohamed Al Tunaiji and Hasan Omran. The discussions focused on exploring ways to support the ministry’s diverse programs and initiatives through joint efforts.
The meeting emphasized the importance of deepening cooperation between the two entities, with a particular focus on promoting the UAE’s cultural initiatives on both regional and international platforms. There was a shared recognition of the need to sustain cultural and creative industries and nurture local talent. The role of media institutions in raising awareness of both tangible and intangible heritage was also highlighted, noting their significance in amplifying the ministry’s efforts.
The delegation was given a comprehensive overview of the Ministry of Culture’s projects, including the National Grant Programme for Culture and Creativity, which underscores the UAE’s commitment to supporting its cultural sectors. The delegation also learned about the ministry’s successful initiatives that contributed to the UAE’s election to UNESCO’s Intergovernmental Committee for the Safeguarding of the Intangible Cultural Heritage for the 2024-2028 term, a recognition of the country’s dedication to preserving its cultural heritage.
Fadila Al Muaini presented an overview of the Emirates Journalists Association's activities, emphasizing its efforts to support and elevate Emirati journalism as a representative voice for both the UAE and the broader Arab world. She highlighted the association's commitment to raising the professional standards of journalists, fostering local talent, and encouraging their active participation in the field.
Mubarak Al Nakhi, Under-Secretary of the Ministry of Culture, welcomed the delegation, led by Fadila Abdullah Al Muaini, Chairperson of the Emirates Journalists Association, along with board members Mohamed Al Tunaiji and Hasan Omran. The discussions focused on exploring ways to support the ministry’s diverse programs and initiatives through joint efforts.
The meeting emphasized the importance of deepening cooperation between the two entities, with a particular focus on promoting the UAE’s cultural initiatives on both regional and international platforms. There was a shared recognition of the need to sustain cultural and creative industries and nurture local talent. The role of media institutions in raising awareness of both tangible and intangible heritage was also highlighted, noting their significance in amplifying the ministry’s efforts.
The delegation was given a comprehensive overview of the Ministry of Culture’s projects, including the National Grant Programme for Culture and Creativity, which underscores the UAE’s commitment to supporting its cultural sectors. The delegation also learned about the ministry’s successful initiatives that contributed to the UAE’s election to UNESCO’s Intergovernmental Committee for the Safeguarding of the Intangible Cultural Heritage for the 2024-2028 term, a recognition of the country’s dedication to preserving its cultural heritage.
Fadila Al Muaini presented an overview of the Emirates Journalists Association's activities, emphasizing its efforts to support and elevate Emirati journalism as a representative voice for both the UAE and the broader Arab world. She highlighted the association's commitment to raising the professional standards of journalists, fostering local talent, and encouraging their active participation in the field.