As part of the 39th UAE National Day celebrations Dubai Municipality has organized
a wide variety of events to be held in an environment dominated by feelings of
patriotism and sense of belonging and loyalty.
The events have been organized to mark the importance of the occasion in the
march of the Union and the overall boom witnessed by the UAE under the wise
leadership that has led the UAE to achieve the historic success.
Eng. Hussein Nasser Lootah, Director General of Dubai Municipality had directed
to launch an internal campaign to popularise the UAE National Anthem among the
Municipality employees. It comes from the Municipality's keenness to strengthen
national identity among the staff and develop a sense of national belonging and
promotion of patriotism among them.
Lootah said this celebration of the Municipality is only a small part of the big festivals
and euphoria that pervades the country from east to west not and the joy does not
confine to citizens only, but would be shared by all residents of various nationalities.
He added that the celebration is not limited to the main building of the Municipality,
but it will also take place in all centers and facilities of the civic body, including the
parks, resorts and the Children's City.
Khalid Mohammed Badri, Director of Corporate Marketing and Relations
Department said that the Municipality has formed a special team to run the activities
of the Municipality.
"The national anthem saved on CDs will be distributed among the employees during
the occasion of the National Day," he said.
Municipality employees will celebrate the National Day on Wednesday 1st December,
and a variety of programmes have been prepared in this regard, which will involve
school students, who will present some cultural shows about the National Day.
In addition, the employees of Architectural Heritage Department will display the
Department's products such as wooden doors and works in plaster to the public. The
Municipality premises will be decorated with tents, Poetry House and some women
will prepare popular local food items.
All Municipality buildings have been specially decorated, and balloons with the
colours of the national flag will be launched, in addition to holding many traditional
programmes, exhibition of old photographs titled "Pictures of my Country" and
calligraphy display with the participation of Municipality employees. Live stage
shows such as traditional songs, folk dances and cultural events will also take place.
The Public Parks and Horticulture Department has arranged a range of events and
various activities to be held in all the public parks of Dubai such as Mamzar, Creek
and Mushrif, Safa, Zaabeel and Jumeirah.
Activities will start on Wednesday, 1 December and will continue until December 7.
These events include National Day Carnival on Wednesday at Al Mamzar Park, which
will also host from 1-7 December different games and other regular park activities.
The Zaabeel Park will host from 1 to 7 December Long Live Union Show, in addition
to organizing special games and regular family activities.
During the same period Creek Park will host a number of shows and performances
including that of a Ukrainian Show and other regular family entertainment.
The Children's City has also lined up a variety of events in the city on Thursday,
December 2, 2010 from 10:00 am to 12:00 pm, and 4:30 pm to 7:00 pm, which
include art workshops and handicraft, and fun activities with clowns, traditional
food, face painting, photo exhibition on the life of the late Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan Al
Nahyan and the late Sheikh Rashid bin Saeed Al Maktoum, in addition to organizing a
play on patriotism, and other activities.
At the Jumeirah Beach Park a variety of events will be organized during the period
from December 1 to 7 along the shores in addition to the swimming events.
The activities of Al Safa Park include games market of used items and other regular
family activities. Mushrif Park will also organize various activities during the same
period.
Municipality activities are also being publicized on the home page on the civic body's
website.
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