Hayati Walaskariya, which means “My military, my life”, will chronicle the lives of UAE military personnel.
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Hayati Walaskariya, which means “My military, my life”, will chronicle the lives of UAE military personnel. -
The four-part series, produced by Abu Dhabi-based Image Nation, a subsidiary of Abu Dhabi Media, in close cooperation with the UAE Armed Forces, will air weekly. -
Viewers will gain insight into various aspects of the armed forces, from world-class pilots to junior cadets. -
They will also witness behind-the-scenes challenges of balancing family and social commitments in such demanding jobs. -
Eissa Al Mail, head of Abu Dhabi Al Emarat, says the channel focused on profiling local society through diverse programming that reflected Emirati culture, identity and heritage. -
“We are certain this programme will be a success and audiences will enjoy the opportunity to learn more about the daily encounters of our soldiers,” he says. -
Mohammed Al Mubarak, chairman of Image Nation, says: “We are immensely honoured to have worked in partnership with the UAE Armed Forces on this unique and exciting project.” -
A still from Hayati Walaskariya, which will air on Abu Dhabi Al Emarat TV from March 5, 2014. -
The show will air Wednesdays at 7.30pm. -
Hayati Walaskariya, which means “My military, my life”, will chronicle the lives of UAE military personnel. -
“It’s a good idea to show the people in the UAE what it’s like to live that life,” says Col Sultan al Hageri, a retired officer. “I learnt a lot when I was in the police force and there are a lot more people now in the UAE so they can have a good insight into that life.”
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