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Emirati Children's Day: Sheikh Mohamed vows a 'better world' for UAE youth
This special day is dedicated to raising awareness of children's right to live in a healthy, safe, and supportive environment
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Everything that the UAE does — its achievements and landmark policies — is all for the future of its youth, the President said in a note he posted on Wednesday for Emirati Children's Day.
"Through everything we do today, we seek to create a better world for our children tomorrow," he tweeted.
Sheikh Mohamed also "reaffirmed the UAE’s commitment to accelerating efforts aimed at securing a sustainable and prosperous future for our young people and for generations to come".
Emirati Children's Day is marked every March 15 to raise awareness of children's right to a healthy, safe and supportive environment.
It coincides with the launch of Federal Law No. 3 of 2016 Concerning Child Rights — also known as Wadeema's Law — on March 15, 2016.
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