More Than 30 Million Young Arabs Read Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashids Address in Issue One of Popular Science Arabia
His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice President and Prime Minister of the UAE and Ruler of Dubai, attended to Arab youth in an open letter in the inaugural concern of Popular Scientific research Arabia publication. The message has actually given that signed up substantial communication with audiences throughout the Arab World.
The magazine - a joint venture from the Dubai Future Foundation (DFF) and Haykal Media - published the letter in its first-ever issue. Ever since, the address has racked up greater than 32 million views on Facebook and over 17 million sights on Twitter. Moreover, the letter was released by more than 30 renowned media networks and publications around the Arab World.
For his part, Omar Mohamed, Agricultural Engineering Student at the University of Jordan's Faculty of Scientific research, claimed: "Dubai gives satisfaction for us young Arabs; the emirate motivates us to persevere and pursue our desires. H.H Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum's letter in Popular Science Arabia, the Arabic version of the world's foremost scientific magazine, can not have actually come at a better time. It provides everybody expect the future when faced with all the difficulties encountering our region."
Bader Al Mutawa, Editor-in- Chief of Al-Hayat paper in Saudi Arabia, said: "The address written by H.H. Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum bolsters the efforts of past and present Arab scientists, and defeats the stereotype that suggests the Arabic language is unable of keeping up with clinical progression. H.H. Sheikh Mohammed has actually introduced numerous knowledge-related campaigns, and has constantly urged young people to dig deep into the field and establish the Arabic language to be compatible with all scientific concepts and discoveries."
Al Mutawa praised Popular Science Arabia's decision to publish the letter on satin paper, which permits visitors to keep it on display screen in their workplaces and research studies. Jordanian Arabic educator Asma' Salman, meanwhile, said: "It is no secret that creative thinking and proactivity require endorsement and inspiration from leaders and good example such as H.H. Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum. Without a doubt, as H.H. claimed, waiting will undoubtedly lead to lost time and missed out on possibilities. The time to take the initiative is now; the time to bring back the Arabic language to its historic place in scientific research and knowledge is now."
Popular Science is a world-renowned American scientific magazine founded in 1872. It targets an audience of non-expert scientific research and innovation enthusiasts. The magazine publishes articles by effective, world-famous scientists and pioneers in science and technology.
The Dubai Future Foundation (DFF) and Haykal Media released the publication to spread Arabic-language scientific content. The magazine will certainly print six concerns every year - and share material online on its site popsci.ae - to deal with science enthusiasts throughout the Arab World and give them with simplified high quality content, prepared by professionals and research centers throughout the region. The magazine will in addition release product from the international edition, translated right into Arabic.
