Mohammed Bin Rashid School of Government Launches Organizational Excellence in Dubai Government Programme
The Mohammed bin Rashid School of Government (MBRSG), the very first research and training institution focusing on governance and public law in the Arab world, has released the Organizational Excellence in Dubai Government program, together with Mohammed Bin Rashid Global Centre for Endowment consultancy as a consultant, and in partnership with the Arab Administrative Development Organization (ARADO) - a leading non-profit organisation connected with the Organization of Arab States -.
The programme sheds Company Excellence from different viewpoints. It identifies ideal methods in leadership, approaches, initiatives and services in the UAE Government, in an effort to develop a detailed profile and advance government institutional performance in Arab countries.
The first day of the programme includes three programs, which underline the role of future federal governments, as well as government excellence programmes and the anticipated methods and end results. MBRSG's Executive President His Excellency Dr Ali bin Sebaa Al Marri, led the very first panel conversation, in addition to the School's Dean, Professor Raed Awamleh. The debate focused on the need to promote knowledge and ideal practices, and to train policymakers around the Arab world. The session likewise presented MBRSG's function in supporting the change towards the government of the future and empowering future leaders and officials to get rid of difficulties and take advantage of possibilities by proactively forecasting the future.
The second session of the first day included Dr Ahmed Nusseirat, Coordinator General at the Dubai Government Excellence Program, that showcased the many success made by Dubai government entities throughout the years, which have actually influenced real modification in the efficiency, techniques and administrative method in the government field in the UAE. Dr Nusseirat admired government firms for complying to use business excellence standards and models and to maintain constant renovation in their performance and services.
" The 'Organizational Excellence program belongs to the Mohammed bin Rashid School of government's efforts to highlight the UAE's introducing experience in government, and promote it throughout the Arab region," H.E. Al Marri said. "The UAE government has made wonderful achievements over the last few years, originating from enthusiastic visions and methods that look for to develop a better future for coming generations and enhance the high quality of government solutions supplied to the general public."
" We were delighted by the wonderful turnover from federal government reps of several Arab nations, namely, Saudi Arabia, Sudan, Jordan, Kuwait, Egypt and Mauritania," he proceeded. "This programme stands to enhance bilateral communication and participation between the UAE and these countries. It improves the exchange of knowledge and experience, and cements the UAE's leading position in the region."
Meanwhile, Asia Hashem Hajia, Director of the Technical Office at Kuwait's National Center for Education Advancement (NCED), included: "Government work calls for that we remain frequently up-to-speed with the rapid adjustments happening across the world. The UAE has established an example with its fantastic versatility while creating governments, in addition to its continuous initiatives to update tasks and incorporate roles between various government companies in a proposal to make certain excellence. This platform offered by the Mohammed bin Rashid School of Government is an ideal opportunity for us to take advantage of the knowledge and expertise of all participants, and explore development opportunities.
For his part, Dr Issa Abdullah Al-Assiri, Undersecretary for Preventive Health at the Saudi Ministry of Health, said: "The program supplies eye-opening insight into the unique experience of the UAE's government of the Future, as well as a chance to recognize the excellent smart innovations and procedures to progress government operations, together with the most effective strategy to execute them in entities from both the general public and private sectors. Our purpose is to pick up from this integrated, advanced model, and bring out takeaways we could apply to upgrade our own national institutes."
Additionally talking about the program, Hind Abdulrahman Al Khalifa, Member of Parliament in the State of Khartoum, Sudan, said: "Dubai has verified to be a leading global good example in many areas of government work. The emirate has accomplished affordable placements on the world phase in key markets such as tourism, energy and economic situation, directed by the vision of its wise management. By participating in this programme, we are wanting to improve our knowledge of government excellence in order to replicate these effective methods in our own institutions."
Over the course of three days, the program offers a series of panel conversations dealing with future fads, ideal methods, calculated efforts, innovation in government services and the Dubai Government Services version, among other subjects. The event additionally consists of field brows through to the Federal government Accelerators Program and the Federal Competitiveness and Statistics Authority, in the lead-up to the closing ceremony.
By the end of the program, participants will have the ability to precisely lay out modern principles of business excellence and establish a comprehensive method to enhance efficiency throughout government institutions. Furthermore, attendees will be introduced to corporate excellence ideas, effective techniques to execute them and practical devices for project management and strategic initiatives.
