Dubai Women Achievements

                          The women in UAE, and Dubia 

Last year I was reading and checking the LinkedIn community when I was in one of the accounts that belongs to a person from UAE. There was that rude lady from Sweden. Yes Sweden from all the places, as I know Swedish people always stand to be polite, well mannered.

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Dubai – female jet fighter trained and graduated in UAE and overseas.

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Dubai women pilot for all kind of planes.

 But that lady was so rude and bashing UAE and Dubai, Insulting the leaders and attacking the women of Dubai for being 3rd citizens and having no rights etc. She never even visited Dubai, never done her research.

I was boiled with anger, as it is an attack on my culture too; my heritage and she privately told me that it is not my business. I told her it is my business when you start attacking my sisters and mother and my people, it is a form of bullying, and I told her that not to throw stones if your house made of glass, don’t point your fingers without pointing the facts, then I went on and showed her with everything negative about her culture and drove her nuts.

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Dubai women soccer team among the best

Of course as usual she complained that I insulted her culture! She start the problem and then she goes crying and complain about me. As usual LinkedIn took my account off, I lost 10,000 followers, and my 350 articles.

Now I want to show people like her who are the women of UAE and specifically Dubai. Women everywhere in this earth suffered enough but now things are changed and we still need more work to help more nations to invest in women as they are truly half of our community.

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Modern life in Dubai

I have never been in Dubai or UAE but I have many friends from UAE , I read alot about them , I was working in Saudi Arabiah for a while , Iraq, and met many people from UAE in Germany, Greece, the Nederland, Singapore, Brunei, Australia, South Korea, Japan, UK, The U.S.A and CANADA . As I used to travel alot for education and work.

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UAE, and Dubai Police women

In Dubai, there is a different and unique offerings for females in the region, They do drive, there are women pilots, women jets fighters, doctors, nurses, teachers, artists, engineers, designers, architecture, army and police women all from UAE, and believe it or not there is a woman who lead the MARS MISSION. Yes mission to mars project that supported by the ruler of Dubai. He selected her because she is Smart, and knowledgeable in the field.

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Women in UAE, and Dubai graduates from all kind of police and army sectors.

 There is a women and children only section on the public metro, which is very affordable, clean, safe and reliable for women and families. Then there’s’ the numerous ladies’ days and nights, offering discounts on food and other items, throughout the week. There are women authors, writers and directors in Dubai and UAE, women who work in the News and social media industries, hospitals, universities, and so on.

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Dubai and UAE women clothes designers are among the best in the market.

The country holds their arms wide open to expats whether you are male or female. UAE is place where you can go with your family, have fun and be safe, you enjoy your time with a great dream land, it is the best place for a safe and great holiday as statistics showed. UAE is voted the 2nd safest country in the world.

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UAE women in army, they are will trained , educated, focused and armed.

An article from The National, a local leading newspaper in the region stated that President Sheikh Khalifa has called for Emirati women to occupy 50% of the country’s Federal National Council after this year’s election which will be held in October.

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Good leadership is very important to shape the country future and to important to the equality , values, and contribution of women in UAE , and to creates women leaders in many fields .

To further support this, the Vice president and ruler of Dubai stated, “Women are half of our society: they should be represented as such”. If this does happen, the UAE would overtake both the UK and US in Parliament and Congress.

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UAE women competes in variety of sport such as tennis, track and fields, cycling , swimming,and of course Ice skating and more.

  • A recent study showed that 96.1% of people feel safe walking outside at night in the UAE, with Singapore comes a close second.
  • The UAE is considered one of the happiest countries to live in the world, according to a study from the BCG.
  • At the beginning of the year, the UAE was named one of the world’s best places to work, ranking 4th for economics in the HSBC Expat Explorer.
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A Good vision is need it and it is very important to make sure women in the lead.

I’ve found some great women empowering companies such as Hopscotch, who are a network for women looking for work/life balance, and Mums@Work who help mothers back into workplace after taking a career break.

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So before you point your fingers, please understand the country culture and heritage wherever you are in India, Morocco, UAE, Africa, Russia, Mexico or Europe. Try to enjoy the positive things they offer , such as the great culture, great food and different ways of doing things .You are leaving your place to travel to a different land so make your trip different, and embrace the culture in open arm, be respectful and learn something new.

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UAE and Dubai female doctors are among the best in the region, graduating from UAE, UK, U.S.A, and Europe serving thier people.

Women constitute 45% of its investors while the city’s Businesswomen’s association boasts 16,000 members. At the forefront of Emirati women in business is Sheikha Lubna bint Khalid bin Sultan al Qasimi, appointed Minister for Economy and Planning in November 2004 and subsequently promoted to her current post as Minister of Foreign Trade. Sheikha Lubna holds the distinction of being the first woman to hold a ministerial post in the country. Her efforts have led her to be rated within the Forbes Magazine’s 100 Most Powerful Women and this is just the start.

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Dubai and UAE, POLICE WOMEN, they are trained, tough and focused .

Dubai Women Establishment led by H.H.Sheikha Manal Bint Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum. Is the first government entity in the UAE that supports and focuses on women in the workforce? The main objective is to increase the effective participation of Emirati women in the workforce through different means and tools.

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Do you know that UAE women jet fighters had many mission against the terrorists in Syria and the Hotheen in Yemen area.

They look at international reports and rankings and monitor the UAE rankings and growth, and aim to positively impact Global Competitive reports & the Gender Gap report. DWE is involved with research, policy proposals, and activation of women-related regulations in Dubai and the other Emirates, as well as attending networking events and forums, and working on customized development programs, projects and initiatives.

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UAE and Dubai women are among the best in karate, judo and  Jiu-Jitsu.

The aim is building bridges, sustainable leadership for women, international representation of Emirati women and women in boards. Impact of DWE includes the creation of six on-site children’s nurseries at various organizations, which has led to a higher level of female retention and lower turnover rate, also that of Women in Board initiative, where special attention is given to increasing Emirati female representation in boardrooms.

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Many UAE women contributed a great deal to UAE architect and engineering.

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Dr, Sarah Al Amiri , the UAE lady who is in charge of the Mission to MARS project.

The Arab Women Leadership Forum took place in November 2014, which was hosted under the patronage of H.H. Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, UAE Vice President and Prime Minister, and Ruler of Dubai. This two-day forum focused on competitiveness and how women can contribute to the rankings and growth of countries.

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Within the public sector, governmental employment for Emirati women has increased from 11.6% in 1995 to 22% in 2005 and 66% as of June 2007, and by now it stands about 70%. In September 2008, Dr. Hissa Al Otaiba and Sheikha Najla Al Qasimi became the UAE’s first female ambassadors, serving Spain and Sweden respectively.

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UAE female scientists are working in many medical and scientific research projects.

The UAE became the second Arab country with a female marriage registrar after Egypt. By 2006, women accounted for over 22% of the Federal National Council. The UAE’s minister of state post is Reem Al Hashimi, who is the first female minister to be in this position and have that role.

The 2007 report on the progress of MDGs in the UAE states, “the proportion of females in higher education has risen remarkably at a rate that has not been achieved in any other country in the world.

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Dubai women in the finance sector are leader in this field , thanks to H.H Sheikh Hamdan Bin Mohammed Bin Rashid Al Maktoum / Crown Prince of Dubai and Chairman of the Executive Council. Nick named Fazza3 ( the hero who help others in need) , vision of making this dream happen to them , as he himself graduated in UK with Finance degree plus other skills.

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Dubai and UAE female nurses are one of the greatest in the region and in many specialities.

During the years 1990 to 2004 the number of female university students has grown to double that of male students. This is the result of the promotion and encouragement of women’s education by state and family, due to the vision and the support of the Ruler of Dubai.

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After Covid situation go and visit Dubai with your family , you will change your mind for ever.

 Upon completion of high school, 95% of Emirati women continue on to higher education and comprise 75% of the student population at the Al Ain national university. Women comprise 70% of college graduates in the UAE. According to Dubai Women’s College, 50-60% of its 2,300 students proceed to seek employment upon graduation.

Thank you for reading

Steve Ramsey, PhD. Okotoks, Alberta- Canada

drsteveramsey@gmail.com www.moleopedia.com

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