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Arab World is home to thousands of hope makers, says Mohammed bin Rashid as Arab Hope Makers 2023 kicks off - Vimarsana News

Arab World is home to thousands of hope makers, says Mohammed bin Rashid as Arab Hope Makers 2023 kicks off

 His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice President, Prime Minister and Ruler of Dubai, is calling upon hope makers in the Arab world as the 4th edition of Arab Hope Makers initiative for 2023 kicks off.The largest initiative of its kind i

Dubai initiatives spread hope and make a difference to lives across the world - Vimarsana News

Dubai initiatives spread hope and make a difference to lives across the world

Dubai: “Reading books can help us learn and heal. It is like a hospital to the mind,” were the poignant words by then nine-year old Maryam Lehsen Amjoun, who had won the hearts of the Arab world when she was crowned champion of the Arab Reading Challenge, back in October 2018. She was the youngest finalist out of millions of participants from 44 Arab countries who joined the challenge organised by the Mohammad Bin Rashid Global Initiatives (MBRGI). When her name was announced as the overall champion, the eloquent and confident girl from Morocco burst into tears. Everyone was moved. His Hi...

Emirati businesswoman donates Dh1m to neonatal unit at West Bank hospital - Vimarsana News

Emirati businesswoman donates Dh1m to neonatal unit at West Bank hospital

SHARE The Emirati businesswoman and philanthropist, Muna Al Gurg, donated Dh1m to a neonatal intensive care unit in Jenin, a Palestinian city in the West Bank. The support is desperately needed in the occupied territories where newborns lack adequate access to specialised care. The project is being managed by the Palestine Children’s Relief Fund, which has been working in the Palestinian territories for 25 years. According to Unicef, around 12.5 per cent of babies born in the West Bank need neonatal specialist care. Infant mortality there is in line with the global average (around 17 deaths...