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Sheikha Fatima gets most influential figure in women’s rights award

The award was received on behalf of Sheikha Fatima by Noura Al Suwaidi.
  • Sheikha Fatima was named as the most influential figure in women’s rights in 2021 during last month’s Humanitarian and Volunteer Work Conference
  • The award was received on behalf of Sheikha Fatima by Noura Al Suwaidi, Secretary-General of the General Women's Union at the Egyptian pavilion in Dubai Expo

Sheikha Fatima bint Mubarak, Chairwoman of the General Women’s Union (GWU) has been named as the most influential figure in women’s rights in 2021 by the Arab Council for Social Responsibility (ACSR).

The award was received on behalf of Sheikha Fatima by Noura Al Suwaidi, Secretary-General of the General Women’s Union, at the Egyptian pavilion in Expo 2020 Dubai, local media reports said.

Sheikha Fatima was named as the most influential figure in women’s rights in 2021 during last month’s Humanitarian and Volunteer Work Conference in the Era of Social Leadership.

The conference was organized by the ACSR, under the patronage of the Arab League.

Al Suwaidi was quoted saying that said the award is a medal of honor and appreciation for Sheikha Fatima.

The award adds to her many recognitions for decades of giving and distinguished efforts in women’s empowerment area, said Al Suwaidi.

“We are delighted to thank the Arab Council for Social Responsibility for this selection, and we laud its role in supporting Arab women in all areas,” she said.

Dr. Randa Rizk, Secretary-General of the ACSR said, “Giving the award to Sheikha Fatima recognizes the projects, programs and strategic plans she has launched, as well as her rich journey of giving since the establishment of the UAE.”