ADNOC Provides the Necessary Infrastructure to Enable Women to be Partners in Core Business
The Abu Dhabi National Oil Company (ADNOC), today, renewed its commitment to equip women in the oil and gas field as part of its strategy for smart growth that concentrates on skill development. The statement was made as the company celebrated the 3rd annual Emirati Womens Day.
In a speech to staff members, His Excellency Dr. Sultan Ahmed Al Jaber, United Arab Emirates Minister of State and ADNOC Group Chief Executive Officer, highlighted the assistance of Her Highness Sheikha Fatima bint Mubarak, the Mother of the Nation, which of the management to motivate females to be key companions in the development and success of the nation.
H.E. Dr. Al Jaber said: "In line with with regulations of Her Highness Sheikha Fatima, ADNOC is dedicated to encouraging ladies and providing much more possibilities to improve their payment to the company's success and achievements."
"Our individuals are our most beneficial asset in ADNOC's Technique 2030. Our focus on women's empowerment will develop a more diverse labor force and, therefore, increase our effectiveness and competition. ADNOC looks for to bring in the most effective skill and competence, consisting of women, to ensure the production of a qualified and varied workforce that matches the very best international standards.
"Creating a work environment where females prosper is not simply fair, it makes smart business feeling. It will certainly help forge a tradition of growth and enable us to deliver on the strategic objectives of our 2030 Strategy, which will certainly produce an extra lucrative upstream and a better downstream, while supplying an economic and sustainable gas supply," Dr. Al Jaber included.
As part of ADNOC's Emirati Women's Day events, the company hosted two different employee events, in Ruwais and Abu Dhabi, which were concentrated on ladies's empowerment. Both events featured programs of speeches and conversations, including an address by Fatema Al Neaimi, Chairperson of the ADNOC Female's Committee and Dr. Jamila Khanji from the Family Development Foundation (FDF).
