Ministry of State for Federal National Council Affairs introduces a Domain name written in Arabic letters
The Ministry of State for Federal National Council Affairs (MFNCA) has launched a new domain name written in Arabic letters to access its official website: .
This launch supports the ministrys efforts to protect national identity and promote the use of the Arabic language across various sites. The new domain was introduced in the UAE and the Arab region; this marks an additional milestone in MFNCA's efforts to allow each section of the community to easily access its website, and allows them to type in the address in their own language and use Arabic letter. Previously, the only available domain for the MFNCA website used English letters (the Latin Alphabet).
"Promoting Arab usage is a powerful tool to protect our national identity, to express our values and to highlight our civilized achievements." said His Excellency Tariq Hilal Lootah, Undersecretary of the Ministry of State for FNC Affairs. Our brilliant leadership considers this a top priority. The UAE government has laid out clear strategies to achieve the objectives of the United Arab Emirates Vision 2021, which seeks to establish the UAE as a global center for the promotion and development of the Arabic language."
"The launch of a new Arabic domain for our website reaffirms our commitment to encourage all members of the community to use the Arabic language at large scale," H.E. added. Also, all of these members have access to our website, to track the progress of the Federal National Council, as well as the accomplishments that have been made so far to empower the FNC to assume its role in supporting the government, driving sustainable development, and shaping a brighter future for generations. "
The official website of the Ministry of State for Federal National Council Affairs provides visitors with comprehensive information about the Ministrys mission, vision, objectives, and all of the services it provides. It introduces them to the MFNCAs strategies, plans, and policies that seek to enhance relations between the legislative and executive branches of government, and promote a culture of political participation in the UAE.
The UAE is the first country in the Arab World to obtain a web domain of its own that uses the Arabic alphabet (.) from the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN), further cementing its leading status in the Internet, communication, and information technology (IT) sectors.
