Dh1M job vacancy for an Arab Hope Maker
DUBAI — The Dubai Ruler has posted a Dh1 million job vacancy notice on his Twitter handle: For Arabs who have spread hope. With this, His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, VicePresident and Prime Minister of the UAE and Ruler of Dubai, launched the second edition of the Arab Hope Makers, the largest Arab initiative dedicated to celebrating philanthropic efforts.
He tweeted the job vacancy notice, complete with requirements like applicants must be an Arab of any age, with “any humanitarian experience”. The qualifications required included being “fluent in the language of giving and possessing the skill of creating a positive outlook in life”.
The initiative welcomes submissions from any person, team or entity with an initiative, service or volunteer programme in education, health, environmentalism, awareness or community development.
“There are thousands of people who work silently and tirelessly to help others — these are the true heroes who deserve to be honoured. We will take these people’s extraordinary stories, and continue to fight despair and pessimism with their spirit of positive change,” said Sheikh Mohammed.
dubai — His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice-President and Prime Minister of the UAE and Ruler of Dubai, has launched the second round of Arab Hope Makers, the largest Arab initiative dedicated to celebrating philanthropic efforts. The initiative seeks to honour and promote the people who spread hope, and who encompass the values of giving, positivity and optimism by dedicating their lives to helping those around them.
The initiative encourages people from around the Arab world to submit their stories of hope on the website www.ArabHopeMakers.com. It will celebrate the thousands of people behind the stories and welcomes submissions from any person, team or entity with an initiative, service or volunteer programme in education, health, environmentalism, awareness or community development.
Sheikh Mohammed said: “The Arab Hope Makers are also the makers of our civilisation and our future. Every person has the spirit of giving inside them, and the ability to contribute positively to our society; this is our Arab world’s civilisational mission.”
He continued: “There are thousands of people who work silently and tirelessly to help others — these are the true heroes who deserve to be honoured. We will take these people’s extraordinary stories, and continue to fight despair and pessimism with their spirit of positive change.
“In the face of frustration, future generations need to hear their inspiring experiences. I invite everyone in the Arab world to join us on our journey of spreading hope — everyone has something to contribute.”
“We will work with the Hope Makers, support their humanitarian
There are thousands of people who work silently and tirelessly to help others — these are the true heroes who deserve to be honoured. I invite everyone in the Arab world to join us on our journey of spreading hope — everyone has something to contribute.”
Sheikh Mohammed
efforts, help them in their missions, and share their stories proudly as achievements for our Arab society. This initiative is like a school that annually graduates thousands of positive change makers in our communities.”
Arab Hope Makers seeks to celebrate the people in the Arab world who dedicate themselves to helping others, and to spreading optimism and positivity in their communities.
It seeks to honour the people who are combatting social, economic, health and psychological issues with humanitarian initiatives, empowering marginalised groups in society, alleviating the suffering of the poor and sick, and investing altruistically in the neglected segments of their communities.
The initiative, which falls under Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum Global Initiatives (MBRGI), offers an Dh1 million award to the greatest Arab Hope Maker, who works selflessly, not seeking any fame or monetary reward.
The award is meant to help the winner continue their efforts to spread hope and help those in need.
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