International Women’s Day: Sheikha Latifa bint Mohammed speaks on the crucial role of women
Women, the pillar of the society and game-changer
Dubai: The chairperson of Dubai Culture and Arts Authority and a member of the Dubai Council, Sheikha Latifa bint Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, affirmed that International Women’s Day honors women’s vital contributions to society and their extraordinary achievements in all spheres of endeavor, leaving an enduring impression on their families, neighborhoods, and nations.
The importance of International Women’s Day in the UAE was emphasized by Sheikha Latifa, who praised the creative strategy used by the government to empower and encourage women.
She is a role model to many and continuously strives to create an environment that will enhance Dubai’s creative arts sector. She always emphasizes how Dubai Culture is a game-changer in the region because it focuses on sustainable activities.
Emirati women, according to Sheikha Latifa, have always played an important role in the UAE’s society and contributed significantly to its growth. Their desire has no bounds as they continue to improve and push the envelope.
She also emphasized how women’s significant roles and their early, profound effects on society are supported by wise leadership. “For women to reach their full potential, our leadership is aware that they must be empowered on all fronts—culturally, economically, socially, and politically”, she adds.
The self-assured and competent Emirati woman has proven her value and distinguished presence, acting as a role model for women all across the world. She has attained the greatest heights and proudly represented the nation in pre-eminent international forums, bringing out accomplishments that advance humanity.
As she develops her position at the Dubai Cultural & Arts Authority, she consistently advocates for women to succeed and to be given more opportunities to thrive in the nation.
Women play the most crucial role in creating, raising, sustaining families, and in building society, and this must be acknowledged. Today, this Emirati woman is a pillar of achievement promoting the UAE’s advancement and filling us with pride on the international scale as a vital participant in the nation’s civilizational revival.
