Mohammed bin Ham honors the institutions that support volunteering in the country

Sheikh Dr. Muhammad bin Muslim bin Ham Al-Amri, head of the Aounak volunteer team, said that volunteering is a national duty, a moral and societal commitment, and a human right to solidarity and communication, Volunteering also contributes to strengthening the national spirit and instilling positive values among the volunteer, This came during his honoring of partners and supporters of volunteering in the country, at the Zayed Library theater in Al Ain And the parties that were honored at the ceremony: Urban Planning and Municipalities Department – Community Responsibility Team, Abu Dhabi Police General Command, Security Affairs and Ports Sector, Police Officers Club – Al Ain, K9 Security Inspection Department, Health – Abu Dhabi Health Services Company, Tawam Hospital, Culture and Tourism Department, Zayed Central Library, Emirates University, Abu Dhabi Media, International Fund for Animal Welfare, Society of Friends of the Environment, Muhammad Bin Khalid Center, Association of Mothers of People of Determination, Al Ain Region Municipality, The People of Determination Happiness Team, Volunteer Ferkra Team

In this regard, Sheikh Mohammed bin Ham pointed out that the wise policy and insight into good leadership in the UAE motivates young people to pursue volunteer work, And not only that, as volunteers in the country find in their leaders and their parents a good example and are keen to follow their path, hoping that they will be and remain ambassadors for the Emirates in the arenas of human giving indefinitely He pointed out that volunteer work is part of the cultural and social fabric on which the state was built, and during the past years, many voluntary bodies and societies have emerged The promotion of the culture of volunteering in the Emirates comes to reflect the indicator of community advancement, the dedication of the Emirates to a global destination for charity and sending a message to the world that the state elevates man