Mohammed Bin Rashid To Recognise Top Arab Hope Makers At Major Dubai Event
His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice President, Prime Minister, and Ruler of Dubai, is set to honour the leading Arab Hope Makers at the fifth edition's closing ceremony. This event, dedicated to recognising individuals committed to philanthropy, will be held at Dubai's Coca-Cola Arena. The winner will receive AED1 million as a financial reward.
The ceremony will feature stories of Arab Hope Makers who have significantly impacted their communities through innovative projects. These initiatives have fostered generosity and social solidarity. The event will be attended by stars, artists, intellectuals, media professionals, and social media influencers from across the Arab world.

Since its inception in 2017, the Arab Hope Makers initiative has received over 320,000 nominations. Operating under the Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum Global Initiatives foundation, it highlights inspiring figures in the Arab world who dedicate themselves to serving others. The initiative aims to showcase these efforts through various media platforms.
The judging panel for this initiative comprises experts and specialists who select finalists based on their initiatives' tangible positive impact. They evaluate nominations against criteria such as theme relevance, challenges faced, potential for real change, and ability to reach intended beneficiaries.
This initiative not only rewards outstanding Hope Makers with financial support but also encourages a culture of hope across the Arab world. It aims to inspire generosity regardless of circumstances and create role models among Arab youth who exemplify constructive change and community development.
The event will be hosted by media personalities Neshan Der Haroutiounian and Asmahan Al Naqbi. It will also be broadcast on official social media platforms of the Arab Hope Makers initiative alongside extensive coverage in local and Arab media.
With over 26,000 nominations received within a month for this edition alone, the initiative continues to attract individuals dedicated to improving lives within their communities. It supports those in need and contributes positively to society by showcasing impactful projects both locally and across the Arab world.
The initiative further seeks to provide financial assistance to help sustain these efforts. By doing so, it enables the expansion of humanitarian work and broadens project reach to benefit more people.
With inputs from WAM