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create specialised social clubs for senior citizens. These clubs offer proactive programs and community
                initiatives that promote the inclusion of seniors in social activities and encourage their active involvement
                with younger generations. Serving as comprehensive platforms for social care, these clubs empower
                senior citizens to actively and vibrantly participate in their family and community surroundings.
                H.E. Dr. Mugheer Khamis Al Khaili explained that the Barakat Al Dar clubs are part of efforts focused on
                improving the quality of life of families in Abu Dhabi, with a particular emphasis on senior citizens. These
                initiatives align with the country’s goals of promoting societal welfare and fostering stronger family bonds,
                acknowledging their crucial contribution to sustainable development.
                H.E. added that the inauguration of the Barakat Al Dar social clubs in Al Ain and Al Sila’ represents a
                significant milestone, underscoring an unwavering dedication to enhancing the well-being of senior
                citizens in the society. H.E. said: “This initiative aligns with the vision of our wise leadership, who places
                considerable importance on this crucial category. With the guidance of His Highness Sheikh Mohamed bin
                Zayed Al Nahyan, President of the UAE, and the Ruler of Abu Dhabi, and under the directives of Her
                Highness Sheikha Fatima bint Mubarak, ‘Mother of the Nation,’ there is an ongoing effort to ensure
                comprehensive care and support for them. Such effort protects the welfare and dignity of senior citizens,
                thereby enhancing their sense of stability and happiness. The initiative underscores the significance of
                integrated services, enabling citizens to maintain their esteemed role in society while continuing their
                valuable contributions.”
                H.E. Mariam Mohammed Al Rumaithi, Director General of the Family Development
                Foundation, expressed her gratitude during the inaugural event. H.E. said: “We are proud to launch
                Barakat Al Dar social clubs in Al Ain and Al Sila', which provide senior citizens and residents with
                comprehensive social care. This is made possible through the constant support of our wise leadership, led
                by His Highness Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, President of the UAE, and the Ruler of Abu Dhabi,
                who relentlessly strives to provide this important segment of the society with complete care and
                assistance.”
                Additionally, the inauguration of Barakat Al Dar social clubs, along with the organisation of the seventh
                Senior Citizens and Residents Social Forum 2024 under the theme ‘Enhancing the Quality of Life for Senior
                Citizens,’ will take place across all Family Development Foundation centres. These initiatives are led by a
                qualified and trained team across various fields, who work tirelessly to ensure the comfort and well-being
                of the senior population. The clubs offer proactive services, including community initiatives designed to
                improve the quality of life for seniors.
                H.E. Mariam Al Rumaithi further extended her deepest appreciation to Her Highness Sheikha Fatima bint
                Mubarak, ‘Mother of the Nation,’ whose guidance continues to drive the success of the Family
                Development Foundation. The Foundation’s ongoing achievements support the country’s efforts and
                bolster its social leadership, with the aim of ensuring family stability and societal cohesion under the wise
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