NMO chief praises Zayed Initiative
ABU DHABI: Sheikh Abdulla Bin Mohammed Al Hamed, Chairman of the National Media Office (NMO), said that the Zayed Humanitarian Legacy Initiative, directed by President His Highness Sheikh Mohamed Bin Zayed Al Nahyan, showcases the UAE’S enduring commitment to charitable and humanitarian endeavours, promoting a message of love and peace among nations.
Al Hamed further stated that the initiative marks a significant step in a remarkable journey of generosity and serves as a new channel for sustaining charitable efforts globally.
This will ensure that the UAE, under the leadership of Sheikh, continues to be a beacon of philanthropy and assistance to the underprivileged without discrimination.
The Chairman of NMO stated that the initiative demonstrates the UAE’S dedication to addressing worldwide humanitarian crises and supports Zayed’s belief that true greatness is found in giving and assisting others.
He highlighted that humanitarian efforts in the UAE embody a culture of generosity and support, showcased by the country’s leadership’s focus on executing sustainable projects and high-quality programmes to aid disadvantaged communities globally.
Al Hamed emphasised that the UAE’S philanthropic work is evident through practical actions and projects, embodying the essence of human kindness at its best.
It was also stressed that the Emirati support is always offered with kindness, generosity, peace, and aid, solidifying its role as a leader in humanitarian efforts and a beacon of unity and compassion for humanity. Recently, Sheikh Abdulla joined media leaders at a Ramadan gathering held at Atlantis The Royal.
Editors-in-chief, senior officials from Arab and international media, social media influencers, and media companies were present at the gathering.
At the outset of the meeting, Sheikh Abdulla welcomed the atendees, affirming that media is a strategic partner in the system of development and prosperity in all countries and communities, and a fundamental driver in humanitarian, economic, and developmental programmes.