Emirati achievers

I feel proud when I see such these kind of Emirati achievers, who are not including the impossible word in their mind, they are challenging many conflicts to serve their country. I hope to find more like these Emirati achievers in future who put their country’s name in the top.
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Campus Notes reports three Emirati achievers whose personal accomplishment is jump to leave a great impact on the country's youth.
Nayla Al Khaja graduated from DWC with a degree in mass communications. She established her own production company in 2002 and currently she is the Chief Executive Officer of D-Seven Motion Pictures. Nayla is first female Emirati film producer. Arabana is her first film; it premiered at the Dubai International Film Festival in 2006 and got appreciation from the (UNICEF).
Abdullah Al Majid is a father of 11; presently he is doing a PhD in e-governance at Brunel University in London, UK. Abdullah describes his greatest achievement, that he is a father, employee and student all at the same time. He currently holds three responsibilities at the Ministry of Justice:
1. Adviser to the Minister.
2. Heading the Finance, Human Resources and Information Technology Department.
3. Heads the Ministry’s Project Management Office.
Hanan Al Muhairi is a fresh DWC graduate. Hanan’s excitement for horse riding made her to film a documentary called Arabyana. She said “the film asks for the rights for UAE women to ride horses, since in the UAE society, some families disagree to their daughters learning this sport. There are a lot of misunderstanding in this community,” In 2006, Hanan with 5 friends arranged the Arabyana Horse Riding Team, and she has received recognition from around the world from people who are dumbfounded by her achievement