As part of the Neighborhood Councils Initiative, and within the framework of the objectives of the “Year of Family 2026”, the Ras Al Khaimah Police General Command, represented by the Society Protection and Prevention Department, organized a dialogue session titled “Our Councils Unite Us – Safe Family Councils.”

The session was held at the home of the late Salem Saeed Halouka Al Khatiri in Ras Al Khaimah and emphasized the importance of society councils as effective platforms for strengthening family ties and consolidating the values of solidarity and positive coexistence among members of society.

The session aimed to highlight the pivotal role of family councils in supporting social stability, promoting a culture of constructive dialogue, and raising society awareness of the importance of building safe and cohesive families capable of facing challenges with a spirit of responsibility and society partnership.

The dialogue session featured a distinguished group of influential women from the society, who actively contributed through their opinions and experiences, offering inspiring insights into the role of family and society councils in strengthening family and social security and supporting initiatives that serve the society. This was carried out in cooperation with Al-Dhayt School and Adhan Kindergarten.

The session addressed a number of key topics related to society partnership and social support, as well as the social, psychological, educational, and developmental aspects of children’s lives. Discussions focused on the role of neighborhood councils in promoting family and society cohesion, the importance of family dialogue in preventing social problems, the responsibility of society members in supporting a safe and stable family environment, and strengthening partnerships between society organizations and institutions.

At the conclusion of the session, the floor was opened for questions, inquiries, and suggestions from attendees. The positive interaction and fruitful dialogue reflected the society’s awareness and its eagerness to actively participate in society initiatives. The session resulted in a set of constructive and impactful recommendations aimed at serving the society and strengthening family bonds, coinciding with the “Year of Society.”

The organizers emphasized that this session forms part of a series of meetings designed to enhance society engagement and reinforce the culture of society councils as bridges for interaction and dialogue, in line with the state’s vision of building a cohesive society and stable, secure families.