The General Pension and Social Security Authority (GPSSA) and the Emirates Foundation have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to exchange data and expertise, aiming to explore opportunities and programs that enhance the social and economic stability of pensioners and their families.
This MoU aligns with the UAE government's initiative to understand the needs of Emirati pensioners, benefit from their experiences, and provide initiatives and programs that improve their quality of life. This includes developing mechanisms and procedures to ensure that retired Emiratis remain active and engaged in society.
Faras Al Ramahi, Director-General of GPSSA, highlighted that this partnership represents a collaborative effort between government entities to address societal needs. He emphasized that the partnership with the Emirates Foundation embodies integration and joint cooperation to best cater to societal requirements, supporting the UAE’s national priority to develop initiatives that guarantee a healthy, decent, and stable lifestyle for pensioners. This involves integrating them into decisions, offering privileges, investing in their expertise, and providing opportunities that serve the community.
Ahmed Taleb Al Shamsi, CEO of the Emirates Foundation, emphasized that supporting Emirati pensioners is central to their plans. He noted that the Emirates Foundation places pensioners at the heart of its efforts, working to enhance their quality of life through sustainable social and economic initiatives. These initiatives focus on building awareness, developing skills, and encouraging the exchange of knowledge.
The MoU focuses on data sharing and humanitarian efforts between both organizations, reflecting the UAE leadership's vision to partner, collaborate, and support all societal capabilities. This collaboration aims to integrate pensioners into decision-making processes, offer them benefits, and leverage their expertise to serve the broader community.
News Source: Emirates News Agency
