Agreement Between Al-Hilal and Al Jalila Foundation

The Emirates Red Crescent Authority, the humanitarian arm of the UAE, has partnered with the Al Jalila Foundation, the charitable organization associated with Dubai Health, by signing a memorandum of understanding aimed at fortifying their humanitarian collaboration in health, education, and medical research.

This initiative underscores the commitment of both parties to establish a robust framework for institutional partnership, enhance their contributions to community service, and promote charitable and humanitarian efforts. It also aims to instill values of loyalty and national belonging while raising societal and health awareness in the country.

The memorandum is expected to advance the UAE government’s strategy of enhancing social responsibility and expanding avenues for collaborative efforts to build a better future for humanitarian work. It further emphasizes the sustainability of donations as a pivotal aspect of charitable activities in the UAE.

The agreement was signed by Ahmed Sari Al Mazrouei, the Secretary-General of the Emirates Red Crescent Authority, and Dr. Amer Al Zarouni, the Executive Director of the Al Jalila Foundation. The memorandum outlines the frameworks for cooperation and mechanisms for future coordination.

Ahmed Sari Al Mazrouei stated that the signing of this memorandum reflects the long-standing commitment of the Emirates Red Crescent Authority to forge effective partnerships with health institutions across the UAE, thus furthering the agency’s initiatives in healthcare.

This collaborative effort represents a significant advancement in joint endeavors and opens up vast opportunities to serve beneficiaries of the Red Crescent’s programs. It embodies the shared values and principles both organizations aim to reinforce, ultimately enhancing community solidarity and ensuring a brighter future for deserving groups.

Dr. Amer Al Zarouni commented that this strategic partnership with the Emirates Red Crescent Authority symbolizes a mutual commitment to improving the quality of healthcare and advancing scientific research within the country. He expressed hope that through this collaboration, they can expand their charitable and medical initiatives to better serve deserving communities.

He further added that the foundation believes that working alongside leading institutions like the Red Crescent enhances its ability to fulfill its humanitarian mission and broadens the scope of healthcare services that the Al Jalila Foundation provides.

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