Abu Dhabi:H.H. Sheikh Khaled bin Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Crown Prince of Abu Dhabi and Chairman of the Abu Dhabi Executive Council, chaired an important meeting of the Abu Dhabi Executive Council during the UAE Government Annual Meetings in Abu Dhabi. The meeting focused on reviewing several government programmes and initiatives aimed at supporting Emirati families and enhancing the organ donation and transplantation ecosystem in Abu Dhabi.
According to Wam, Sheikh Khaled approved the second package of the Emirati Family Growth Programme (Numou), as part of the Abu Dhabi Family Wellbeing Strategy. This programme, overseen by the Department of Community Development, includes initiatives to support family growth and stability, focusing on preparing future generations and fostering contributions from the private sector and community.
The Executive Council also evaluated developments in Abu Dhabi's organ donation and transplantation ecosystem, with a focus on strengthening the emirate's status as a hub for organ transplantation. Discussions included enhancing the readiness and sustainability of this ecosystem through supportive legislative frameworks, technological advancements, and regional partnerships to improve treatment access and patient quality of life.
Additionally, Sheikh Khaled reviewed Abu Dhabi's Integrated Water Strategy, which aims to enhance water security and sustainability. Launched in November 2025, the strategy focuses on diversifying water sources and improving system efficiency to meet future demands.
The meeting concluded with a review of updates across Abu Dhabi's government ecosystem, highlighting infrastructure development and the use of advanced technologies to improve government services and citizen quality of life.
