“The Government’s job is to achieve happiness for people.” ~Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum
It was great to hear that H.H. Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice President and Prime Minister of the United Arab Emirates and Ruler of Dubai has joined LinkedIn as a member and Influencer. I can’t wait to read all of his inspiring posts that he will start publishing on the world’s largest professional network, LinkedIn.
Here I am sitting in my office sipping my cup of coffee, and as I look outside my window I see the rain pouring down on Dubai. I stare for a second and then I welcomed the rain with a smile – the rain is very cleansing and gives me the opportunity to sit and reflect on life.
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فخراً بالإنجازات التي حققتها المرأة الإماراتية والصورة المشرفة التي ظهرت بها منذ قيام الإتحاد وحتى اليوم، أعلن عن احتفالاتنا باليوم الوطني #42 في مؤسسة دبي للمرأة ونادي دبي للسيدات والمكتب الثقافي تحت شعار
#أسعد_نساء_العالم .. اخترت هذا الشعار تقديراً وعرفاناً بالرعاية الكريمة والدعم المستمر الذي تحظى به المرأة الإماراتية من قبل القيادة الحكيمةالشيخة منال بنت محمد بن راشد-
Women have started carving out their own identity in society as young innerpreneurs, entrepreneurs, designers, sports-persons, explorers and experts in other fields of endeavor. In addition, they are shouldering the duty of housewives in a manner that would have been impossible a few decades ago.
Today we celebrate the 102 International Women’s Day. In 1911 – the year this day was first celebrated internationally, back then when women could not yet vote in most countries. Today, a number of women serve as presidents and in other positions of power. Let us recognize and respect the role of women in society
With the sighting of the new moon, Ramadan visits again and the holy month arrives with its unique atmosphere, gatherings and spirit. Some describe it as the “stomachs rumbling, mouths cotton-like, tempers not-so-manageable” month which is true nowadays but still I wont fully agree to it cause it is not just a month where we starve ourselves from Dawn to Dusk and stuff ourselves after the sun is down, it’s much more. It’s a month of prayer, meditation and getting to see those far relatives that we only get to see on such occasions. Spiritually its different, it’s a month of reflection, a month where we look back at all the things we’ve done, and try to do as much good as possible to correct our wrongs. It’s the month of peace. We have a period of fasting from dawn to dusk which consists of absence of food and drinks as well as any tobacco products and any thoughts or activities that are deemed unclean. Read more
