Dubai: Emirates Transport Media Dept.
Emirates Transport, ET, and the Humaid bin Rashid Al Nuaimi Foundation signed a Memorandum of Understanding, MoU, to affirm their social and charitable roles and develop mutual and beneficial opportunities from their combined potential and experience, which will help to achieve their strategic plans that are based on the government’s vision and directives.
The MoU was signed at the Foundation’s headquarters in Ajman by Sheikha Azza bint Abdullah Al Nuaimi, Director-General of the Foundation, and Mohammed Abdullah al Jarman, General Manager of ET, in the presence of Abdulaziz Al Suwaidi, Director of the School Transports Branch in Ajman.
Sheikha Azza said that the Foundation provides various forms of assistance and aid to several social classes and is seeking to improve its partnership with government and private institutions, to promote its role in supporting the country’s humanitarian efforts.
She also highlighted the key role of foundations and local and federal government departments in backing the efforts to achieve comprehensive and sustainable community development, as well as the importance of working on the MoU and ET’s social responsibility programmes and initiatives, which are in line with the government’s directives.
Al Jarman highlighted the importance of combined efforts between ET and the Foundation to develop social responsibility programmes and promote social awareness among community members, through campaigns and joint activities with various authorities and institutions, to achieve harmony and coherence among the entire community.
He added that the cooperation between both sides reflects their ongoing relationship and developed partnership in many areas, which are more than just their charity and humanitarian efforts but also include exchanging knowledge, studies and expertise, as well as organising joint activities and events.
The MoU will help both parties to combine their activities and initiatives that aim to promote social responsibility in schools through mutual awareness programmes that target students and parents, as well as to draft joint publications and achieve overall community development.