Mohammed Al Sharqi receives Fujairah Science Club members
January 4, 2022 by Editorial staff
Fujairah (WAM)
His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Hamad Al Sharqi, Crown Prince of Fujairah, received, in his office at Emiri Diwan, the members of the Board of Directors of the Fujairah Scientific Club, headed by Dr Saif Al-Maaili. His Highness listened to a detailed explanation of the new device invented by Dr Saif Al-Maaili, chairman of the club's board of directors, which functions as a watering can and a monitoring and control station for wild animals in their locations. The powered device also provides a suitable environment in hot weather by pumping water for wildlife, works with surveillance cameras throughout the day and night, and allows for studies and research on the life and behavior of animals in their environment.
His Highness, The Crown Prince of Fujairah, commended the efforts of the Fujairah Scientific Club to provide renewable technical innovations that contribute to the development of practical environmental applications and to the service of the environmental field in Fujairah. In turn, the members of the club's board of directors extended to His Highness the Crown Prince of Fujairah his thanks and gratitude for His Highness's continued support to the club and its affiliates, encouraging them to provide the best levels and to improve the vital sectors of Fujairah. . The meeting was attended by Salem Al-Zahmi, Director of the Office of His Highness the Crown Prince of Fujairah.
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