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UAE President Appoints Mohammed Saeed Al Shehhi as Secretary-General of National Media Authority

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July 7, 2026
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UAE President Appoints Mohammed Saeed Al Shehhi as Secretary-General of National Media Authority
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ABU DHABI: UAE President His Highness Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan has issued a Federal Decree appointing Mohammed Saeed Rashid Al Shehhi as the Secretary-General of the National Media Authority, carrying the rank of Ministry Undersecretary.

In his new role, the Secretary-General will be directly responsible to the Chairman of the Authority for shaping, evaluating, and monitoring the UAE’s media narrative to enhance the nation’s global reputation and positive image.

His extensive responsibilities include the early detection of media crises, overseeing the preparation of the Authority’s policies, strategies, and legislation aimed at developing the national media sector, and issuing licenses for media outlets and media activities.

Additionally, Al Shehhi will supervise the Emirates News Agency (WAM) and manage the registration and accreditation of journalists and correspondents representing foreign media outlets across the country, including those operating within the free zones.

Mohammed Saeed Al Shehhi previously served as the Secretary-General of the UAE Media Council. He brings a wealth of experience from holding multiple leadership positions across the media, specialized zones, and sports sectors, where he successfully spearheaded various development projects and initiatives to empower national talent.

Tags: : UAEMedia PolicyMohammed Saeed Al ShehhiNational Media AuthoritySheikh Mohamed bin ZayedUAE Media CouncilWAM
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