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Local media outlets discuss media plan to support Hatta Comprehensive Development Plan
27 Nov, 2016 / 10:57 am / Mahmoud

Source: http://www.mediaoffice.ae

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Director General of the Government of Dubai Media Office (GDMO) Her Excellency Mona Ghanem Al Marri highlighted the role of the media in supporting the progress of the Hatta Comprehensive Development Plan, which was launched recently by Vice-President and Prime Minister of the UAE and Ruler of Dubai His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum. The plan addresses Hatta’s development in various areas including the social, economic, health, and sports sectors, and also aims to boost its attractiveness as a tourism destination, particularly in eco-tourism.

Her Excellency made these remarks at a meeting held at the Government of Dubai Media Office, which is in charge of media relations for the Plan. The meeting was attended by Director General of TV and Radio Stations at Dubai Media Incorporated (DMI) Ahmed Saeed Al Mansouri; Executive Chief Editor of Al Khaleej newspaper Raed Al Barqawi; Chief Editor  of Emarat Al Youm Sami Al Riyami; Executive Chief Editor of Al Bayan newspaper Riyad Al Mickdady; Director of News Center, DMI Ali Obaid Al Hamli; General Manager of Arabian Radio Network Mahmoud Al Rashid; Editor-in-Chief of Emirates 24/7 Khadija Al Marzouqi; Director of Dubai FM radio Amal Al Halyan; and Al Oula Radio’s Khalifa Al Falasi.

HE Al Marri praised the role played by national media outlets in supporting the UAE’s major initiatives and projects. She said the media has always done a commendable job in providing comprehensive coverage of various development efforts across sectors. Attendees at the meeting expressed their willingness to contribute to the progress of the ambitious development plan, which they said was a model for urban development.

The meeting also discussed social media best practices for efficiently delivering information to the public, mainly youth, as it is a key target segment of the Development Plan.