Seventh Edition of the Ajman Government’s Sayfuna Saada Programme to Launch on 13 July

The Supreme Committee of the Ajman Government’s summer programme Sayfuna Saada (“Our Summer, Happiness”) has announced the details of the seventh edition of the programme, which will be held under the directives of His Highness Sheikh Ammar bin Humaid Al Nuaimi, Crown Prince of Ajman and Chairman of the Executive Council, from 13 July to 13 August 2026, with broad participation from government and private entities and community institutions.

The Committee organised a press conference today, Tuesday, at the Federal Girls’ Centre in Ajman, attended by His Excellency Ahmed Al Raeesi, Chairman of the Supreme Organising Committee, and His Excellency Jassim Al Dabal, Director of Youth Centres Management at the Federal Youth Authority, alongside representatives of the government and private entities partnering and supporting the programme — to present the programme’s vision and objectives, and the most prominent initiatives and activities to be featured in the seventh edition.

His Excellency Ahmed Al Raeesi affirmed that Sayfuna Saada has become one of the most prominent summer programmes at the national level, owing to the quality initiatives it delivers that contribute to making productive use of students’ and young people’s time during the summer holiday — through educational, cultural, sports, and entertainment programmes that develop skills, foster a spirit of innovation and creativity, and entrench the values of national identity and social responsibility.

For his part, Ali Al Shamsi, Deputy Chairman of the Supreme Organising Committee, affirmed that the seventh edition builds on the success achieved by the programme over previous years — through the development of content offered to participants, the expansion of partnerships, and the delivery of activities aligned with the aspirations and needs of students and young people, enhancing quality of life and achieving the Ajman Government’s targets of building an aware and creative generation.

The Organising Committee presented the most prominent themes of the programme during the conference, which include a diverse package of events, specialist workshops, and interactive activities designed to meet the interests of various age groups and deliver an integrated summer experience that combines learning and entertainment — contributing to the discovery of talents, the development of capabilities, and the honing of skills.

The participating summer centres were also announced — centres that will host the programme’s activities at a number of venues across the Emirate, ensuring ease of access to activities and providing a safe and stimulating environment for participants.

The conference announced the programme’s partner and supporting entities: Sandooq Al Watan, the Ministry of Family, the Ministry of Culture, and the Federal Youth Authority.

Representatives of the participating entities affirmed the importance of integration amongst the various institutions in ensuring the programme’s success, noting that this partnership reflects the spirit of collaborative work in the service of the community and the delivery of quality programmes that enrich participants’ experience during the summer holiday.

At the close of the conference, the Supreme Committee called upon parents and students to take the initiative to register and benefit from the diverse programmes and activities offered by the seventh edition — affirming that Sayfuna Saada continues to cement its standing as an integrated community platform that combines education and entertainment, and contributes to preparing generations capable of creativity, innovation, and active participation in the service of the community. ‎