Who We Are?
Our Mission
From the beginning, the United Arab Emirates considered environmental protection a major objective of its development policy. It exerted intense efforts in harsh environmental conditions to address the problem of desertification, increase the green area, develop water resources, improve the marine environment and protect it from pollution, and preserve and multiply fish, animal and bird wealth by issuing the necessary legislation.
The late Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan
(may God have mercy on him)
About us
As a requirement for an effective and influential livestock sector, it requires the presence of parallel veterinary services whose status is evaluated as one of the indicators of the sector’s effectiveness and its obtaining international recognition, which represents one of the most important pillars and requirements of international agreements, of which the United Arab Emirates is a major partner in many of them, especially those related to international trade. “.
Despite all of the above, the veterinary profession and its related professions are among the few, if not the only, professions in which the number of Emirati citizens does not exceed the number of fingers of two hands, and based on the government’s rational orientations to nationalize jobs and to encourage Emirati students to engage in the field of veterinary medicine The idea of establishing the Emirates Veterinary Association was present in our minds and we embodied it as an ambitious project on the ground.”
The establishment of the association came according to Ministerial Resolution No. (421) of 2016 dated: 8
Our vision
Emirates veterinary association one of the world’s leading authorities in various fields of interest in veterinary medicine research, awareness and social veterinary aspects, as well as providing national cadres to serve the veterinary profession and the nation and represent the country in the international forums.
EVA Board members
