DUBAI, In the presence of Shamma bint Suhail Faris Al Mazrui, Minister of State for Youth and Culture, Mubadala Health has launched its Youth Majlis at Expo 2020 Dubai’s Youth Pavilion, a new platform to help young Emiratis shape the future of healthcare in the UAE.
Saeed Al Nazari, Director-General of the Federal Youth Authority, and Hasan Jasem Al Nowais, CEO of Mubadala Health, attended the launch event alongside 60 members of the Youth Majlis.
The innovative ideas and recommendations presented by six of the new members will now be evaluated and potentially implemented across Mubadala Health’s different assets.
During her opening remarks, Shamma Al Mazrui said, “We are truly proud to see leading national healthcare providers such as Mubadala Health take on the responsibility of supporting and empowering the youth. We aim to see more Emiratis in the healthcare sector as frontliners, and we want to see them empowered and offered ample opportunities to gain fundamental skills needed to accelerate their careers. The Youth Majlis will equip them with such skills and encourage them to be innovative, think critically, and tackle challenges. We aspire to see them become leaders of the future in the UAE. Youth simply are our nation’s greatest asset and investment.”
Al Nowais said, “Inspired by the vision of the UAE’s leadership, the Youth Council was created to empower Emirati youth to be among the global front-runners in every field. In line with the UAE’s National Youth Strategy, and as part of our commitment to developing the next generation of leaders, the Youth Majlis will serve as a platform where young voices in healthcare will be heard, their ideas represented, and ultimately their impact felt.
“At Mubadala Health, we are keen to attract and develop the huge talent that lies within the Emirati community, and to support the efforts of the UAE government to expand opportunities that exist for UAE Nationals.”
“We are truly excited to see what great ideas, transformative processes, and innovative solutions emerge from the Youth Majlis over the coming years,” he added.
The Emiratization Department at Mubadala Health has been instrumental in achieving an Emiratization of 20 percent across the network. Last year, more than 200 young and talented UAE Nationals were trained and recruited in various administrative and technical positions, with many expected to attain managerial positions in the future.
Source: Emirates News Agency