ABU DHABI (WAM)
The Frontline Heroes Festival is set to launch across the UAE from January 17 to March 2, celebrating the efforts of frontline heroes who played a pivotal role in protecting society during the COVID-19 pandemic and ensuring the continuity of daily life during crises and challenges.
The festival will begin at Fujairah’s Open Beach from January 17-19, offering a festive atmosphere filled with cultural and entertainment activities, while showcasing the achievements and sacrifices of workers in the healthcare, security, and service sectors.
The event will then move to Ras Al Khaimah’s Mareedh Beach from January 24-26, followed by Umm Al Qaiwain’s Al Khor Waterfront from January 31 to February 2.
The festival will take place in Ajman Marina from February 7-9, before moving to Sharjah’s Flag Island from February 14-16.
The festival will continue at Dubai’s Creek Park from February 21-23, culminating in a grand finale on Abu Dhabi Corniche from February 28 to March 2.
The festival features activities suitable for all age groups, including interactive booths highlighting the contributions of frontline heroes, cultural and artistic performances reflecting the UAE’s heritage and values, fun activities for children and families, as well as panel discussions and workshops aimed at raising awareness about the importance of supporting frontline workers in society.
The Frontline Heroes Office stated, “This festival is part of our commitment to recognising the efforts of our heroes who stood on the frontlines during the toughest times. The festival aims to deliver a message of gratitude and appreciation to them and their families while celebrating their inspiring stories of sacrifice and dedication to serving the nation.”
The Frontline Heroes Office invited frontline heroes to participate in the festival and enjoy various programmes and activities across UAE cities.