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THE IMPORTANCE OF DEVELOPING HEALTH REGULATIONS TO

KEEP UP WITH GROWTH OF THE PRIVATE HEALTH SECTOR

SCHOOL LIBRARIANS IN

THE SPOTLIGHT WITH NEW

AWARD FROM EMIRATES

LITERATURE FOUNDATION

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gmuhealth

Nov/Dec 2016

PUBLISHED BY GULF MEDICAL UNIVERSITY

www.healthmagazine.ae

His Excellency Humaid Al Qatami,

Chairman of the Board and

Director-General of the Dubai

Health Authority, highlighted

the need to continue to develop

regulations to keep up with the

growth of the private health sector in

Dubai. He discussed this during his

services in the Emirate. He also

emphasized on the importance of

working closely with the private

health sector and the government

sector in the Emirate to ensure

growth and development of the

health sector.

confident readers to step beyond their

comfort zones and explore the rich literary

legacy which is at their finger-tips,’ said

Isobel Abulhoul, OBE, CEO and Trustee

of the Emirates Literature Foundation

and Director of the Emirates Airline

Festival of Literature. ‘As a Foundation that

champions literacy for all, and as 2016 is

the Year of Reading, we want to pay tribute

to these often unsung heroes who are

responsible for putting our young people

on the path to a lifetime of enjoyment of

books.’

Children, parents and teachers from all

schools in the UAE are invited to put

The inspiring work of the UAE’s top

school librarians will be celebrated

with a new award from the Emirates

Literature Foundation. The School

Librarian of the Year Award will

recognize the pivotal role librarians

play in creating the next generation

of readers, and reward those who

excel at sharing their passion for

books.

‘Librarians often hold the key to

opening up the world of literature

to children, encouraging reluctant

readers with books that engage

and delight, and inspiring more

forward their nominations, and the winning

librarians from an Arabic-language school

library and an international school library in

the UAE will each receive a trip to the Warner

Bros. Studio Tour London - The Making of

Harry Potter, flights and accommodation for

four people, plus a visit to the British library,

among other great prizes.

The winners will be announced on Sunday,

March 5, during the Emirates Airline Festival

of Literature 2017 (March 3 to 11). The closing

date for nominations is December 15, 2016.

Visit

www.elfdubai.org/en/librarian-award

for

more details.

inspectional tour of the DHA’s

Health Regulation Department

and was received by Dr. Layla

Al Marzouqi, Director of the

Health Regulation Department,

who provided an overview of the

services of the department and

its achievements.

Al Qatami highlighted that Dubai

is a favored destination for health

investment and the Authority

is keen to continue to provide

ease of business and to develop

and update existing facility and

healthcare regulations to ensure

provision of high quality health

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