Under the patronage of Lt. General HH Sheikh Saif bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Interior, the Ministry of Interior will celebrate the fifth group wedding tomorrow. The event is organized in cooperation with the Marriage Fund, and includes the participation of 45 of the ministry’s members. The event will take place at the Armed Forces Officers Club.
Colonel Obaid Al Zaabi, Chief of the Public Relations Section at the Public Relations Department, the Ministry of Interior said: “This group wedding, which is organized by the Ministry of Interior for its members, represents the genuine social partnership between the ministry and government institutions, that helps it achieve its strategic goals. The ministry is keen to establish family units and social stability for its members and relieve them from marriage burdens.”
At a lecture that was organized for the 45 grooms and took place on Sunday, the Ministry of Interior urged the men to build a stable family. Colonel Al Zaabi discussed the importance of group weddings and stressed it is important for the Ministry of Interior to support such events in order to help them establish stable families.
Dr. Mahmoud Mustafa Al Samadi, religious preacher at the Ministry of Interior said: “Marriage is an inherent way of conduct and paves a path towards happiness, tranquility and prosperity. It helps mankind survive and brings peace to the human soul, and pushes us away from corruption and vices. Our religion has urged young men to marry once they reach maturity. Marriage is a civilized and national tradition that aims to build stable families; the core of every decent society.”
He added: “The Ministry of Interior, in cooperation with the Marriage Fund, is organizing marriages for its younger officers, non-commissioned officers, employees and civilians. These efforts aim to empower the bonds in the country, in order to help establish cohesive, stable Emirati families. Building families relies on a balanced process that is based on feelings and emotions between the husband and the wife, in addition to mutual understanding between them.”
Mansoor Al Hirmi, Chief of Auditing Section and member of Group Wedding Committee at the Marriage Fund, praised the Ministry of Interior for their work that establishes partnerships with government institutions, provides financial benefits, organizes mass weddings, and puts together awareness lectures and gives guidance.
Furthermore, consultant Abdullah Moussa, a family expert at Dubai Courts and the Marriage Fund, presented a number of instructions and advised the grooms on various social and educational topics that are of interest to newlyweds. These ideas aim to serve Emirati families and society.
Colonel Obaid Al Zaabi, Chief of the Public Relations Section at the Public Relations Department, the Ministry of Interior said: “This group wedding, which is organized by the Ministry of Interior for its members, represents the genuine social partnership between the ministry and government institutions, that helps it achieve its strategic goals. The ministry is keen to establish family units and social stability for its members and relieve them from marriage burdens.”
At a lecture that was organized for the 45 grooms and took place on Sunday, the Ministry of Interior urged the men to build a stable family. Colonel Al Zaabi discussed the importance of group weddings and stressed it is important for the Ministry of Interior to support such events in order to help them establish stable families.
Dr. Mahmoud Mustafa Al Samadi, religious preacher at the Ministry of Interior said: “Marriage is an inherent way of conduct and paves a path towards happiness, tranquility and prosperity. It helps mankind survive and brings peace to the human soul, and pushes us away from corruption and vices. Our religion has urged young men to marry once they reach maturity. Marriage is a civilized and national tradition that aims to build stable families; the core of every decent society.”
He added: “The Ministry of Interior, in cooperation with the Marriage Fund, is organizing marriages for its younger officers, non-commissioned officers, employees and civilians. These efforts aim to empower the bonds in the country, in order to help establish cohesive, stable Emirati families. Building families relies on a balanced process that is based on feelings and emotions between the husband and the wife, in addition to mutual understanding between them.”
Mansoor Al Hirmi, Chief of Auditing Section and member of Group Wedding Committee at the Marriage Fund, praised the Ministry of Interior for their work that establishes partnerships with government institutions, provides financial benefits, organizes mass weddings, and puts together awareness lectures and gives guidance.
Furthermore, consultant Abdullah Moussa, a family expert at Dubai Courts and the Marriage Fund, presented a number of instructions and advised the grooms on various social and educational topics that are of interest to newlyweds. These ideas aim to serve Emirati families and society.