Fatima Al Awadhi is the youngest Emirati woman to raise the UAE flag on Mount Elbrus.

Fatima Abdulrahman Al Awadhi has achieved a remarkable feat, adding to the UAE's impressive record. At the age of 17, she successfully climbed Mount Elbrus in Russia, reaching a height of 5,642 meters.

With this success, she became the youngest Emirati woman to reach the highest peak in Europe, raising her country's flag amid harsh conditions and challenging terrain.

The dream of the Seven Summits and limitless ambition This achievement is part of Fatima's journey to fulfill her dream of climbing the "Seven Summits" around the world. Last year, she climbed Mount Kilimanjaro, the highest point in Africa. She emphasized her determination to complete this ambitious project, serving as a source of inspiration for Emirati and Arab youth.

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Dedicating this achievement to the leadership of the UAE and the Mother of the Emirates Fatima dedicated her success to His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, President of the UAE, and Her Highness Sheikha Fatima bint Mubarak, "Mother of the Emirates," in appreciation of their unwavering support for women and youth. She said, "Without the faith and encouragement of our leadership, I would not have been able to reach this summit. This is an achievement by those who taught us that nothing is impossible for an Emirati."

Thank you message to family and source of inspiration Fatima sent a touching message of gratitude to her family, emphasizing that her mother, Dr. Amal Al Qubaisi, was her source of support and strength, while her late father, Abdulrahman Al Awadhi, was a role model who inspired her to persevere. She added, "Life is too short to be satisfied with the usual... We must discover the world and ourselves."