Ministers and officials in the UAE government affirmed that the National Family Growth Agenda 2031, launched as part of the UAE Government Annual Meetings held in Abu Dhabi, embodies the UAE leadership’s ambitious vision for the Emirati family to be the centre of development, social balance and sustainability, adding that the agenda forms a strategic, comprehensive framework that ensures the stability and prosperity of families.
Abdullah bin Sultan bin Awad Al Nuaimi, Minister of Justice, said the “National Family Growth Agenda 2031” represents a comprehensive national commitment that reflects the leadership’s solid belief that family is the centre of human development and driver of the nation’s progress.
He noted that the agenda provides a comprehensive and well-structured strategic framework aimed at building stable, prosperous families and empowering them across social, economic, psychological, and educational dimensions.
“This ambitious project,” he said, “sends a clear message of confidence to young people that the UAE is their foremost supporter, making the decision to marry and start families rooted in reassurance, optimism, and the promise of lasting prosperity.”
Al Nuaimi emphasised that, amid rapid global changes, the strength and cohesion of family remain the nation’s enduring shield against challenges and the cornerstone for preserving the authentic values that define Emirati society.
He noted that investing in family growth and well-being safeguards the nation’s future across all its dimensions. “Every new child represents a creative mind, a productive hand, an endless source of energy and talent that fuels innovation and progress, shaping a more cohesive, advanced, and thriving society aligned with the UAE’s vision for the next 50 years.”