ENOC Group and Maersk Training partner to upskill future workforce in the energy sector
ENOC Group, a leading integrated global energy player, and Maersk Training, a global training provider, signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to upskill future workforce to support the energy economy.
The agreement, which was signed at the ENOC Headquarters in Dubai, aims to provide professional training and upskilling of talent to support the emerging requirements of the energy sector as well as advance the green transition movement.
His Excellency Saif Humaid Al Falasi, Group CEO at ENOC, said: “Over the last three decades, ENOC Group has transformed into a leading integrated global energy player operating across the entire energy value chain. In line with our commitment to inspiring energy, we are pleased to collaborate with Maersk Training to upskill the energy workforce to meet the evolving needs of the sector. We believe it is imperative to continue to develop a comprehensive workforce as clean energy transitions accelerate worldwide, which is why our partnership with Maersk Training is an important step to realising this ambition.”
“We are building world-class facilities and capabilities to ensure that we provide best-in-class training and skills to our people. This agreement is a key milestone to train the country’s energy workforce and support the UAE’s energy transition efforts whilst advancing Dubai’s Clean Energy Strategy 2050,” added Al Falasi.
David Skov, CEO of Maersk Training, said: “Maersk Training has been present in the United Arab Emirates since 2014 and the signing of this MOU is a significant step forward in our efforts to support the industry and the UAE in building world-class capabilities and innovative solutions. We are committed to working with ENOC Group to provide the workforce with the skills and knowledge they need to operate safely and efficiently.”
Vijay Rangachari, Head of Global Growth added: “Maersk Training believes in strategic partnerships to create Centre of Excellences that help drive workforce development and upskilling to support diversification. We have a strong track record of doing this successfully in various markets; for example, Taiwan, Japan, US, Saudi to name a few. We are now excited to explore new opportunities in the UAE through this MOU with ENOC Group.”
As a key contributor to the energy sector and part of its commitment to implementing sustainable practices, digitisation, and innovation across its operations, ENOC Group has introduced various initiatives and training opportunities aimed at fostering the advancement of its employees. For instance, the pioneering Graduate Development Programme (GDP) was designed to holistically enhance competencies encompassing functional, behavioural, professional, managerial, and leadership skills of UAE nationals.
