The Salerno School of Medicine awarded Abdulla Al Hamed two honorary doctorates for his contributions to culture and humanitarian efforts, alongside membership in the Supreme College. The ceremony also celebrated the signing of a cooperation protocol between the UAE and the University, marking a commitment to scientific exchange and intercultural dialogue.
The Salerno School of Medicine, one of Europe’s oldest medical institutions, bestowed two honorary doctorate degrees in Humanities and Cooperation between Peoples upon Abdulla bin Mohammed bin Butti Al Hamed, Chairman of the National Media Office and the UAE Media Council. Alongside the degrees, Al Hamed was granted membership in the Supreme College of the Salerno School, recognizing his vital role in promoting cultural dialogue and humanitarian initiatives.
The presentation of the honorary degrees occurred during a ceremony at the University’s headquarters, where Pio Vicinanza, the University President, officiated. This event celebrated the signing of a cultural and scientific cooperation protocol between the United Arab Emirates and the University of Salerno, attended by numerous academics and staff members.
In his address, Al Hamed attributed the accolade to the unwavering support of the UAE leadership. He acknowledged His Highness Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan’s commitment to empowering citizens, enabling them to turn challenges into opportunities for success and innovation. Al Hamed asserted that this honor reflects the UAE’s strategic vision, which advocates for cooperation, tolerance, and intercultural understanding.
Al Hamed further articulated that the honor represents the UAE’s commitment to humanitarian values and international collaboration. He emphasized that responsibility towards humanity is imperative and stressed the importance of fostering communication and understanding between diverse cultures and civilizations.
Additionally, he noted that knowledge serves as the foundation for civilization and national advancement, transcending geographical and cultural boundaries. He affirmed the UAE’s ongoing support for scientific endeavors vital for human progress, affirming that investment in education and knowledge is crucial for future development.
Expressing gratitude, Al Hamed praised the University of Salerno for its significant contributions to academia and human knowledge while highlighting its role in promoting intercultural dialogue. The ceremony began with a speech from Dr. Pio Vicinanza, who commended Al Hamed’s humanitarian efforts and underscored the broader significance of this recognition as an affirmation of the UAE’s influential role in humanitarian and intercultural initiatives.
Dr. Abdullah Rawah, Honorary President of the University of Salerno, echoed similar sentiments, noting that the recognition of Al Hamed signifies international acknowledgment of the UAE’s humanitarian approach. He reiterated that the UAE’s commitment to humanitarian work and global cooperation is crucial for building a harmonious future amongst different cultures.
The event culminated with the signing of the cooperation protocol aimed at enhancing scientific research, knowledge exchange, and academic partnerships between the UAE and the University of Salerno, establishing groundwork for collaborative research and academic development.
The Salerno School of Medicine recognized Abdulla Al Hamed for his significant contributions to humanitarian initiatives and cultural dialogue by awarding him honorary doctorates and membership in the Supreme College. This acknowledgment reflects both the values instilled by the UAE leadership and the nation’s commitment to global cooperation and education, emphasizing the importance of knowledge exchange and partnerships in fostering mutual understanding among cultures. The ceremony further reinforced the enduring collaboration between the UAE and the academic community.
Original Source: www.wam.ae
