United Nations Named Dubai The World’s ‘Most Resilient City’

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United Nations Named Dubai The World’s ‘Most Resilient City’

HH Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Dubai’s Crown Prince, congratulated government entities after Dubai was named the ‘World’s Most Resilient City’ by the United Nations.

The city ranked first globally for its resilience and was acknowledged by the United Nations Office for Disaster Risk Reduction for its best practices and innovative approaches in disaster risk reduction.

 

A well-deserved recognition, indeed!

The Crown Prince congratulated government entities for the recognition and the role each person played

The heads of government entities said the directives of Sheikh Mohammed, and the continuous follow up of HH Sheikh Hamadan bin Mohammed and His Highness Sheikh Maktoum bin Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, have helped Dubai become a smart, sustainable and resilient city that provides a robust infrastructure and world-leading service quality, according to Dubai Media Office.

HH Sheikh Hamdan on Dubai also being recognised for sustainability: “Powered by national and international talent, Dubai has implemented world-class projects and deployed state-of-the-art solutions to make it the world’s best place to work and live”

The Crown Prince lauded the vision of His Highness Sheikh Mohammed Bin Rashid Al Maktoum, ruler of Dubai

…for ‘transforming the city into a model for future cities has been the driving force for achievements in sustainable development.’

READ MORE: Are You Ready To Take Your Mask Off? Dubai Eases Rules But Residents Tread Cautiously

This week, UAE authorities announced that the rules on wearing face masks in public were easing up.

As announced on Twitter, the National Emergency Crisis and Disaster Management Authority (NCEMA) – you no longer have to wear masks when:

– Exercising in public places
– Travelling in private vehicles with individuals of the same household
– While exercising outside
– At the beach or by the pool
– Receiving medical treatments at clinics

The directive comes after a HUGE drop in recent COVID-19 cases, however, maintaining a social distance of 2-meters is still mandatory as per the UAE law.

The announcement you THOUGHT you were waiting for… but now the opportunity to go maskless looms, people are treading cautiously

Read the rest here.

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