The session reflects the mission of Sharjah Archives to preserve the national memory and document experiences and testimonies as an integral part of the history of UAE society. Such meetings help recall and document experiences and memories, preserving them and passing on the knowledge and values they carry to future generations.

During the session, Ayesha Mohammed Al Mulla reviewed the key milestones that shaped her national, professional and community journey, along with the experiences and situations associated with them. She also discussed the changes she had witnessed in the journey of Emirati women, the role of the family in supporting women, and the importance of communication between generations in passing on experience and reinforcing values.

The dialogue highlighted the importance of personal experiences as part of collective memory, and the stories and testimonies they contain, which contribute to documenting the changes witnessed by society and the journey of Emirati women across generations.

These meetings form part of the efforts of Sharjah Archives to promote a culture of documentation and preserve collective memory, contributing to safeguarding the history and heritage of the Emirate of Sharjah and passing them on to future generations.