UAE: Sheikh Mohammed announces Golden Visa for Humanity
The extension of the Golden Visa is a tribute to the selfless heroes of the UAE for humanitarian and welfare workers.
Welfare and humanitarian workers in the UAE are now eligible for the Golden Visa.
His Excellency Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice President and Prime Minister of the United Arab Emirates and Ruler of Dubai announced on his Twitter account on Wednesday, which is being celebrated today.
We are proud of our country, which has provided more than 20 320 billion in aid since its inception. We are proud of our workers, organizations, and international humanitarian organizations. We are not only an economic capital but also a human being.
Sheikh Mohammed said that the extension of Golden Visas for Humanitarian and Welfare Workers is a tribute to the selfless heroes of the United Arab Emirates.
"Aid workers are UAE ambassadors and role models that we are all proud of. Dina is embedded in UAE society and culture fabric, and we aspire to be the most dynamic human destination in the next 50 years. The UAE has always led inspiring humanitarian initiatives and empowered implementers, and in the UAE's Golden Jubilee year, it will become a global leader in humanitarian efforts over the next five decades. Wishes
The UAE introduced the Golden Visa system in 2018. This includes issuing long-term resident visas for 5 or 10 years, to people who fall into a particular category - from investors and businessmen to doctors, scientists, creators, inventors, researchers, and others. Between.
In terms of humanitarian activities, the UAE has been at the forefront of helping the world's most vulnerable and providing emergency assistance to victims of global crises.
Over the years, the UAE has made significant contributions to improving various countries' health, education, transport, and water sectors.
In 2011, the UAE established the Dubai International Humanitarian City (IHC) as an example of humanitarian efforts. The world's largest philanthropic destination, the IHC is a non-profit, independent, inhumane zone authority that hosts more than 80 members from UN organizations, non-profit and non-governmental organizations, and commercial companies. The city is serving as a global logistics center in the fight against cowardice.
Since the outbreak of the epidemic, the UAE has been providing aid and vaccines to countries around the world - sending more than 2,200 tons of medical supplies to more than 135 countries, particularly in Africa and Asia.
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