UAE Pakistan Assistance Program. Together for a Rising Pakistan Based on the firm principles of its foreign policy, the U.A.E.
stands alongside friendly and fraternal countries through humanitarian and development aid, contributions to international peace-keeping and re-construction efforts and countering crises and disasters. In doing so, it emphasizes its humanitarian responsibility and unique partnership for ensuring the protection of international peace and security, and in expressing these standards. Upon the directi
Community based female workers not just carry out door to door campaigns but also provide their community with necessary information about health and hygiene.
Educational premises were severely hit and devastated by seasonal floods and military operations, leaving local students short of schools and, hence, had to study in the open air, in tents, above building roofs or in make-shift schools. The situation worsened in summer and winter due to harsh weather conditions.
Students had to move elsewhere where they could not afford exuberant living costs, and with transportation infrastructure severely damaged they took hours to get to make-shirt schools. It became even worse for girls who could not commute to distant schools. Ambitions and dreams of a better life were washed away by floods, thus making students of stricken areas suffer the loss of a full academic year due to lack of schools, universities and institutes.
The EMIRATES POLIO CAMPAIGN derives its importance from its role in supporting the Global Polio Eradication Initiative (GPEI) of the General Assembly of “World Health Organization” for eradicating polio and supporting the Pakistani government’s National Emergency Action Plan (NEAP) to wipe out polio virus.
The UAE Pakistan Assistance Program was launched in 2010 keeping with the UAE’s foreign policy under the directives of President his Highness Sheikh Khalifa bin Zayed Al Nahyan. Building on the spirit of Islamic and humanitarian fraternity, the Program has been implementing various projects across Pakistan to fight poverty, disease, illiteracy and improve the general standard of living for the people of Pakistan. The UAE Pakistan Assistance Program focuses mainly on healthcare, polio eradication, education and infrastructure. In addition to these, food security and clean water provision are also among the Program’s areas of interest.
27/05/2021
Vaccinate your children and play your part in the fight against the deadly Poliovirus. With the strong commitment and seriousness, Emirates Polio Campaign is helping Pakistan in becoming a Polio Free Nation.
21/04/2021
In Pakistan, community-based vaccinators provide vaccination and communication about the misconceptions around Polio Vaccines. Engaging the community based vaccinators with the backing of 🇦🇪United Arab Emirates; A brotherly muslim country, brought a really positive overall impact on the campaigns as it helped building trust among the people towards the vaccinations.
16/04/2021
Emirates Polio Campaign; A gift from the government of 🇦🇪United Arab Emirates to the brotherly Muslim country 🇵🇰Pakistan, for the well being and empowerment of its People.
Picture: Kalash, Chitral Valley of Pakistan.
15/04/2021
Pt.3 • Pak-Emirates Military Hospital, a collaboration between the 🇦🇪UAE Government and Pakistan Army to improve and uplift the health services being provided to the people of 🇵🇰Pakistan.
14/04/2021
Pt.2 • Pak-Emirates Military Hospital
13/04/2021
Pt.1 • Pak-Emirates Military Hospital previously known as Military hospital situated in Rawalpindi is one of the biggest UAEPAP health projects in Pakistan.
12/04/2021
Pakistan is one of two countries in the world, along with neighboring Afghanistan, where the polio virus remains endemic. The nationwide five-day polio immunization drive began on 5th April 2021 vaccinating more than 40 Million children in the country under five years old.
08/04/2021
Emirates Polio Campaign - A promise for a healthy and bright future for the people of Pakistan.
Severely affected by the flood, the people of Swat lost bridges, schools and hospitals, and got their crops destroyed and their livestock washed away. This complete extermination of infrastructure has resulted in a widespread outbreak of disease as access to clean water and medical care is no longer available. Similarly, the loss of a great number of schools has cast a dark shadow over the education future of thousands of students, as the bridges, vital connecting points between communities and sources of access to commerce and mobility have been wiped out. Forced into living and studying in tents, confined to communities struggling for survival and cut off from the rest of the world, the people of Swat have lost not only their lives, homes and belongings; they have also lost hope. Unable to cope with the sheer scale of the disaster, Pakistan issued an international call for aid and assistance. Fittingly, the first country to answer that call was the United Arab Emirates. The government of the UAE felt that it was not a matter of responsibility but a call of duty to provide any support that the people of Pakistan required in their darkest hour. A duty born out of years of trust, friendship and solidarity between the two countries; this would be one more act of brotherhood between two nations that have always shared each others’ pain and joy over the years. Upon the directives of His Highness Sheikh Khalifa bin Zayed Al Nahyan, President of UAE, 127 projects were launched in Education, Health, Safe Drinking Water and Infrastructure to provide assistance to the people of Pakistan at their door step.
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| Thursday | 08:00 - 03:00 |
| Friday | 08:00 - 12:00 |