Dubai offers wedding incentives to support Emiratis planning to get married
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Couples preparing to exchange vows will receive support in planning, organizing wedding parties and reducing their financial burdens.
Dubai is encouraging young Emiratis to get married and the government is expanding its support with the launch of the ‘Weddings in Dubai‘program.
On Monday (January 15), the Community Development Authority announced the program to support citizens getting married in the emirate, reducing their financial burdens, encouraging them to get married and improving family stability.
The program reflects Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice President and Prime Minister of the United Arab Emirates and Ruler of Dubai for providing solutions to the challenges faced by couples preparing for marriage. Its goal is to offer solutions, initiatives and support to alleviate their worries and encourage them to build strong families. The ultimate goal is to improve family unity and stability.
He ‘Weddings in DubaiThe program’s incentives help reduce marriage costs as the program provides wedding planning and celebration services in modern, fully equipped halls in various areas of Dubai: Al Barsha, Al Lisaili, Hatta and soon Al Twar Hall.
Couples preparing to get married will also take part in an awareness program and receive family counseling on marriage planning, family management and financial matters.
Strengthen family stability
Hessa bint Issa Buhumaid, Director General of Dubai Community Development Authorityhighlighted that the program aims to improve the family and social stability of citizens and focus on increasing the number of Emirati families in society.
He hoped that the program would mark the beginning of a new phase of social awareness, emphasizing the importance of building a happy and stable family within favorable financial and social conditions. The aim is to divert attention from the non-essential aspects of wedding celebrations, which can put an additional burden on young people and cause delays in marriage.
Hesa saying:
“The immediate objective is to provide financial and social support to young people to encourage them to get married. But we hope that the program will also contribute to creating a positive model for wedding celebrations and changing stereotypical ideas related to exaggerated celebrations. This will help” “A larger segment of young men and women will marry at an early age, contributing to increasing the number of Emirati families in society.”
sheikh mohamed released the 208 billion dirhams Dubai Social Agenda program earlier this month, with one of its key objectives being to double the number of Emirati families in the emirate within a decade.
sheikh mohamed announced the Dubai Social Agenda 33 on January 14. The ruler of Dubai approved a series of projects for the year 2024, and the Dubai Social Agenda 33 is inspired by the general theme of ‘Family: The Foundation of Our Nation’.
The approved projects include the allocation of 3,500 plots of land to be distributed among the citizens of Dubai, in addition to 2,300 ready-to-move-in houses throughout Dubai valued at Dh5.5 billion. The measure reflects His heightThe unwavering commitment to provide all necessary support to citizens to ensure the well-being and well-being of their families. His height He also issued directives to name the new area designated for the citizen housing project as ‘Latifa City’.
News Source: Khaleej Times
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