Mohammed Bin Rashid School of Government and UNDP to Develop Government Staff in Arab Countries
The Mohammed bin Rashid School of Government (MBRSG) has signed an Memorandum of Understanding with the United Nations Development Program (UNDP) to promote the school's executive training programs for leading government authorities.
MBRSG's programs focus on governance and public law in the Arab world, seeking to equip government employees, develop their skills and upgrade government performance.
In the authorized contract, both parties promise to work together and release periodic records and magazines that highlight government best practices throughout the Middle East and North Africa region, and work with the School's worldwide scholastic companions to issue study and white documents on administration, performance, institutional excellence and innovation, knowledge economic situation, preparation, and source and operations monitoring, along with works that refer to UNDP key focus areas such as sustainable development, government capacity-building, community development, and crisis management, among others.
The UAE has extensive experience and deep knowledge with regards to government excellence, said MBRSGs Executive President His Excellency Ali Sebaa Al-Marri. The country adopts modern academic approaches as a cornerstone for government work, which positions it as an influential global leader to public-sector decision makers around the world.
" There is a growing requirement for worldwide collaboration, specifically in the government and community advancement fields," H.E. Al Marri kept in mind; "harmonising initiatives is key to making favorable adjustment in people's lives. This is where our cooperation with the UNDP can be found in: our end goal is to construct bridges, advertise participation in government job, share our success with countries around the region and the world, and, ultimately, develop strategies to anticipate and plan for the future."
H.E. Frode Mauring, UN Local Coordinator and UNDP Local Agent in the UAE, stated: "We look forward to collaborating with the Mohammed bin Rashid School of Government, which has always played a vital duty in equipping the region's present and future plan makers with sensible abilities and a global expectation on public management. We are positive that this contract will certainly permit the UNDP to put its substantial network of experience at the disposal of policy makers in the region, and lead the way for incorporated activity to promote good governance."
Meanwhile, Nadia Amanallah Kamali, Director of Business Development and Strategic Alliances at MBRSG, applauded the agreement with UNDP, stating: "We are happy to be collaborating with the United Nations Development Program to create local and regional abilities, enhance federal government sectors and purchase human resources at the regional level. The UNDP flaunts comprehensive experience and comprehensive knowledge of the region and the world."
The agreement additionally specifies that the two events will certainly interact to host international events that concentrate on the growth of leadership and management abilities, similar to MBRSG's UAE Public Policy Forum, which showcases the current federal government applications, best practices and general approaches that have verified efficient in achieving their stated objectives.
