«We have prepared a comprehensive program that draws on the spirit and human values of Ramadan, aiming to enhance the culture of solidarity and compassion within society, while shedding light on social and health issues that concern families and the community, in line with the state's initiatives and the 'Year of the Family,' which supports the family's role as the core of a cohesive and prosperous society». He added: «The cycle includes a range of live and interactive programs that offer listeners broader opportunities for participation and dialogue, opening channels of communication with experts and officials, thereby strengthening the role of media as an active partner in serving the community and spreading a culture of giving and humanitarian work». Hassan affirmed that Dubai Media's radio stations continue to solidify their presence as media platforms close to the public, reflecting the pulse of society and aligning with its interests, contributing to offering meaningful content that enriches the media experience and elevates its societal message. The program cycle for Dubai Radio's 'Noor Dubai' includes a series of live and interactive programs, most notably 'Live Broadcast' presented by Rashid Al Khaldi, which serves as a platform for communication between the public and specialized entities in the country to discuss social issues and listener feedback, working to find suitable solutions. Additionally, Dr. Bassam Darwish presents through his program 'Balsam' a series of specialized medical guidelines on healthy nutrition during the fasting period, managing diseases, and public health in Ramadan, alongside reviewing the latest therapeutic methods and preventive tips that help fasting individuals maintain their health and safety throughout the holy month. Within its program cycle, 'Noor Dubai' dedicates extensive airtime to humanitarian and charitable programs, led by 'People for People' presented by Yousuf Al Hamadi, sponsored by Tadaoui Group and in cooperation with Tarahum Charity Foundation, aimed at supporting underprivileged patients and assisting urgent medical cases requiring immediate intervention, embodying the values of human solidarity. Meanwhile, the 'Path of Giving' program, presented by Ahmed Al Zahid, showcases various developmental and humanitarian initiatives that support the needy within and outside the country. The 'UAE Kindness' program, presented by Mohamed Al Dhafri in cooperation with Dar Al Ber Society, seeks to foster community solidarity and encourage individuals to contribute to charitable and humanitarian initiatives. The cycle also includes diverse interactive and cultural programs, such as the 'Try Your Letter' quiz show presented by Mirhan Aldesouqi, where alphabet-based questions are posed in a competitive and engaging atmosphere among listeners. The 'Family' program, presented by Ahmed Abdelkarim, spotlights inspiring family stories and experiences that strengthen family stability and support the 'Year of the Family' goals. The 'Whispers of the Remembrance' program focuses on enhancing spiritual awareness and reminding of the virtues of remembrance and worship in a calm, contemplative manner that brings peace to the soul. The 'Friend Youssef' program presents, in a profound spiritual and humanistic style, the story of Prophet Youssef (peace be upon him) and the lessons and insights it carries on patience, steadfastness, and forgiveness. The 'Known Right' program, in cooperation with Bait Al Khair Association, highlights the most pressing humanitarian cases in society during the holy month of Ramadan. On its part, Dubai Radio, within its program cycle, offers a bouquet of programs that align with the daily life details of the emirate, reflecting the vitality and diversity of its community's interests. Among these is 'Good Morning Dubai,' which addresses various community segments with a simple language and light spirit through its interactive segments and diverse quizzes, alongside spotlighting the key activities and events in the emirate. The 'Dubai Life' program follows Dubai's economic achievements and sports events, also covering the latest tech news and providing coverage of the diverse activities in the emirate, along with interactive quizzes that add an atmosphere of excitement and participation among listeners. The cycle also includes the entertaining 'Era of Happiness' quiz show that accompanies listeners before iftar time, creating a joyful atmosphere through its interactive segments and fun challenges. Beyond the main programs, 'Noor Dubai' broadcasts a series of educational breaks that accompany listeners throughout the day, including 'Time for Iftar,' 'Fortress of the Muslim,' 'Dubai Mosques,' and 'Prayer Times,' in addition to advisory segments offering tips for fasting individuals, encouraging healthy and positive behaviors during the holy month. In an atmosphere rich with the values of giving and solidarity embodied by the holy month of Ramadan, Dubai Media's 'Noor Dubai' and 'Dubai' radio stations continue to present a diverse package of social and entertainment programs designed to meet the interests and aspirations of the audience, reflecting the spirit of the holy month and carrying human and social meanings that contribute to enhancing societal cohesion. They also celebrate the local traditions and customs associated with the blessed month, within Dubai Media's vision to solidify Dubai's position as a leading center for producing and manufacturing innovative media content that reflects the pulse of the community and touches people's daily lives. The Director of Radio Broadcasting at Dubai Media, Mohsen Hassan, said: 'The program cycle for 'Noor Dubai' and 'Dubai' reflects the Corporation's commitment to providing quality media content that combines a societal dimension with purposeful entertainment, meeting the audience's expectations during the holy month'.
