SECN-UAE Annual Report 2024
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ICN Student Assembly 2025: “The Power of Student Nurses to Change the Landscape of Nursing”
Empowering the Next Generation of Nurses: A National and Global Perspective
In alignment with this global direction, the Student & Early Career Nurse Society (SECN) - UAE was established under the Emirates Nursing Association (ENA) as a dedicated national platform to unite nursing students and early-career nurses across the UAE. Founded in line with the UAE National Strategy for Nursing and Midwifery (2022–2026) and inspired by ICN initiatives, SECN aims to empower its members to actively contribute to the advancement of health, nursing, and midwifery both nationally and globally.
SECN envisions a future where empowered, engaged, and forward-thinking nursing and midwifery youth play a pivotal role in shaping a healthier and happier UAE. The society is committed to fostering a supportive environment that nurtures both personal and professional development while ensuring that the voices of young professionals influence the future of healthcare.
Membership in SECN is open to individuals currently enrolled in nursing or midwifery programs or within five years of graduation, provided they hold active ENA membership and demonstrate a commitment to contributing to the community.
The 2025 ICN Student Assembly: “The Power of Student Nurses to Change the Landscape of Nursing” is a one-day event on June 8, 2025, was held alongside the Council of National Nursing Associations. It aimed to inspire and equip nursing students and early career nurses to lead change in global health and the profession.
Participants connected with peers and international nurse leaders, gaining insights into tackling global health issues, promoting well-being, and advocating for meaningful healthcare reform.
The program featured contributions from the Student and Early Career Nurses (SECN) Alliance, were Emirates Nursing Association participated and offered key perspectives and practical strategies.
With over 300 attendees from around the world and interpretation in English, French, and Spanish, the Assembly fostered inclusive collaboration and global networking.
It is open to undergraduate and graduate nursing students, as well as early career nurses (within three years of registration and actively practicing).
Registration for the Student Assembly is now closed.
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