Its young heroes are from the Emirates
“Abu Dhabi Youth” are films that tell inspiring success stories
Amani Al Hosani is the first nuclear engineer in the United Arab Emirates
Farah Al Qaisiya has an inspiring story in support of people suffering from stuttering and speech disorder.
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The Abu Dhabi Government Media Office and the Abu Dhabi Youth Council, in cooperation with the Abu Dhabi Media Company, launched the "Abu Dhabi Youth" series, which includes a group of short films that tell the outstanding achievements of Abu Dhabi youth who shine in various fields of design, entrepreneurship, science, arts, music, etc., or have achieved world records. New, to be a source of inspiration for others to work towards reaching their fullest potential and achieving their aspirations and hopes.
Each episode of the “Abu Dhabi Youth” series, which tells inspiring success stories to young men and women from the Emirates between the ages of 18 and 39, deals with the depth of motivations and motivations that encourage young people and enhance their passion for excellence. It also provides advice on ways of self-motivation and the secrets of success, to encourage social participation and motivate More Emirati youth are striving to achieve excellence.
Maryam Eid Al Muhairi, Director General of the Abu Dhabi Government Media Office, said: “UAE youth have proven that their ambitions have no limits, and we seek to highlight their inspiring success stories to the world to motivate more Abu Dhabi youth to reach their hopes and aspirations. This series of videos will document the successes of our youth over the coming years, and all of us. "I hope that this will help inspire future generations to strive for the best in their fields of passion, whatever they are."
Among the characters that revolve around the episodes of the first season of the series are Amani Al Hosani, the first nuclear engineer in the United Arab Emirates, Saif Al-Rumaithi, a businessman who has succeeded in establishing more than 30 companies, and Farah Al-Qaisiya, who established the "Stutter" platform to support those suffering from stuttering and speech disorder in the country. UAE.
Abu Dhabi Media Acting Director General Abdul Rahim Al-Bateh Al-Nuaimi said: “We are committed to supporting national initiatives that aim to enhance the capabilities of youth and enable them to achieve excellence, in line with the vision of our wise leadership and the UAE’s strategy that focuses on empowering citizen youth.”
He added that the "Abu Dhabi Youth" series comes within the programs of Abu Dhabi TV that focus on the community, and aims to motivate our youth to develop their skills and talents, and is in line with our strategy to provide innovative content that focuses on the audience while improving and expanding the scope of display on digital media.
The President of the Abu Dhabi Youth Council, Maryam Abdullah Al-Mahyas, said the series «Abu Dhabi Youth» provides an opportunity to shed light on the distinctive success stories of UAE youth, and to motivate them to develop capabilities and talents and enhance social participation. We seek to contribute to reaching broad segments to help them refine their skills and invest their energies in the right direction. .
In turn, Aisha Yusuf Al Ali, a member of the Abu Dhabi Youth Council and director of the “Abu Dhabi Youth” initiative, affirmed that the vision of the wise leadership and its great support for youth are the biggest catalyst for them to develop their talents and skills and to continue giving and dedication in serving the nation.
The film heroes ranged from 18 to 39 years old
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