The Emirates Publishers Association and the Emirates Copyright Management Association have recognized the significant contributions of women in various fields and emphasized that the celebration of Emirati Women’s Day is conducted with deep respect and appreciation for their contribution to the prosperity of the country. Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Emirates Publishers Association Abdulla Al-Kaabi stated that this day recognizes the important role that women play in the country’s development, serving as key partners. He noted that the achievements of Emirati women are possible thanks to the support of the country’s wise leadership from its founding to the present day.
Abdulla Al-Kaabi stressed, “Our leadership has always sought to expand opportunities for Emirati women, providing them access to the best education and knowledge, as well as helping to develop their skills in various fields. Emirati women have creatively utilized these opportunities and left a significant mark in many areas, including the publishing industry, which has significantly developed thanks to the efforts of Sheikha Bodour bint Sultan Al Qasimi. She has become an inspiring example for women in the Emirates and beyond, thanks to her innovative initiatives.” Al-Kaabi noted that Emirati women have demonstrated their value both locally and internationally, whether it be in the creation of creative projects, representing the country on the global cultural stage, or significant achievements in publishing.
Executive Director of the Emirates Publishers Association Rashid Al Koss noted that the achievements of Emirati women in various spheres of life, thanks to the support of the leadership, have inspired women around the world. Emirati women have achieved significant success in the development and prosperity of the country, especially in the cultural sphere, where they have proven themselves as intellectual leaders and heads of publishing houses, contributing to the development of the country’s book industry. She emphasized, “Emirati women have confidently made their mark and played an active role in strengthening the positive image of their country at the local, regional, and international levels.”
Rashid Al Koss also noted that Emirati women continue to make significant contributions to the cultural life of the UAE through their works, authorship, and publications, achieving success both locally and internationally. The Emirates Publishers Association will support Emirati creative women so that their contributions will be noticeable in the future as well.
Director of the Emirates Copyright Management Association Majd Al Shehhi congratulated Emirati women on their day and stressed that this event is an opportunity to celebrate those who have made significant contributions to the UAE’s successes at all levels, including culture and creativity. Al-Shehhi said, “Today’s day is an opportunity to celebrate the achievements of UAE women who continue to achieve new successes and strengthen their position on the international stage. We will continue to protect the rights of women creators and support their contribution to cultural development as partners in the sustainable development of the country.”
