UAE-Uzbekistan Parliamentary Friendship Committee holds first virtual meeting
DUBAI, 4th April, 2021 (WAM) The UAE-Uzbekistan Parliamentary Friendship Committee held its first virtual meeting at the headquarters of the Federal National Council (FNC) Secretariat-General in Dubai, chaired by Dr. Nidal Mohammed Al Tunaiji, Head of the Committee.
Al Tunaiji highlighted the importance of parliamentary friendship committees to boost cooperation between friendly parliaments and promote coordination during international parliamentary events.
Such meetings are opportunities for enhancing cooperation and understanding issues of mutual concern, most notably related to health, she added, while highlighting the key role of parliamentarians in supporting the health sector during the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.
UAE-Uzbekistan Parliamentary Friendship Committee holds first virtual meeting
DUBAI, 4th April, 2021 (WAM) The UAE-Uzbekistan Parliamentary Friendship Committee held its first virtual meeting at the headquarters of the Federal National Council (FNC) Secretariat-General in Dubai, chaired by Dr. Nidal Mohammed Al Tunaiji, Head of the Committee.
Al Tunaiji highlighted the importance of parliamentary friendship committees to boost cooperation between friendly parliaments and promote coordination during international parliamentary events.
Such meetings are opportunities for enhancing cooperation and understanding issues of mutual concern, most notably related to health, she added, while highlighting the key role of parliamentarians in supporting the health sector during the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.
New UAE draft law protects rights of mental health patients
Illustrative photo: Alamy.com/ae
Law proposes ways they can be integrated in society.
New regulations that protect the rights of people suffering from mental disorders and how they can be integrated in society will soon be introduced in the UAE.
The Health and Environmental Affairs Committee of the Federal National Council (FNC) discussed amendments to the provisions of the draft law on Tuesday.
Naema Abdullah Al Sharhan, second deputy chairman of the council and chair of the committee, said mental health, according to the draft law, is a state of psychological and social stability.