UAE's active presence in international economic institutions confirms its global leadership role


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The UAE has increased its strong and active presence in various international business organizations and institutions thanks to growing global trust in the abilities of the country's children and youth as the main engine of the wheel of development, construction and progress. The strong presence of UAE children and youth in global economic decision-making arenas as members

Reflects  global trust in the state and its competences in various fields. and economic issues of interest to the international community. There is no doubt that the success of the Emirati experience in building, developing and managing these national competencies and strengthening their presence in international institutions was largely aided by the forward-looking vision of the wise leadership that outlined the future path for the Emirati Youth of the nation and provided all the means  of progress and excellence to be ambassador of the state and transmit to the world its authentic values ​​and its path full of great achievements and economic achievements, plus successive experiences in all fields to their successful experience in building and the empowerment of youth.

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