EU ambassadors to UAE participate in blood donation campaign

emirates7 - The "Bid Dimå Narwik Yā Watan" blood donation campaign garnered remarkable participation from European Union ambassadors to the UAE, with support from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Department of Health – Abu Dhabi as a strategic partner. This groundbreaking initiative underscores the strength of international cooperation and highlights collective humanitarian efforts to promote health and solidarity.

Hosted at Abu Dhabi Blood Bank Services, a SEHA-operated facility, the campaign aimed to foster a culture of blood donation and raise awareness about its critical role in supporting patients and saving lives.

Participating ambassadors expressed their pleasure in joining this collaborative effort, emphasizing how it strengthens the bonds between the UAE and their respective nations. They also extended their admiration for the visionary leadership of President His Highness Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, whose global humanitarian initiatives have positioned the UAE as a beacon of generosity and compassion.

Counselor Dr. Ali Ahmed Al Ansari, Chairman of the Emirates Blood Donation Society, highlighted the significance of the campaign, stating, “The participation of European Union ambassadors reflects the depth of our bilateral relationships and the shared humanity that binds us. This initiative sends a global message of solidarity, embodying the UAE's values of generosity and compassion while underscoring the life-saving importance of blood donation.”

Dr. Majda Saeed Al Shamsi, Vice Chairperson of the Emirates Blood Donation Society, noted, “The involvement of European Union ambassadors demonstrates their dedication to shared humanitarian principles. This campaign stands as a testament to global cooperation aimed at saving lives and raising awareness about the critical need for blood donation.”

The campaign also saw strong engagement from the public and local community, further underscoring the vital role of blood donation, particularly during emergencies and crises.