ABU DHABI, United Arab Emirates - Monday, October 28th 2013 [ME NewsWire]
As
part of its efforts to spread the excellence concepts among its
personnel, the Abu Dhabi Police GHQ organized a specialized course under
the slogan “Certified Excellence Leader”. The course was attended by a
number of department heads and directors general and their deputies, who
were divided into two groups.
The workshop focused on the
cognitive and practical aspects of leadership-related concepts and
standards through a series of practical exercises, in accordance with
the best leadership practices, consistent with the current status
attained by the Abu Dhabi Police.
This course is in pursuance of
the Abu Dhabi Police’s strategic plan to empower the different
directorates and departments’ leaders, with a view to enhance leadership
abilities in the area of leadership excellence. It also aims to develop
their knowledge of the European Excellence model (EFQM) used as the
main component to develop the evaluation concepts and standards for the
Abu Dhabi Award for Excellence in Government Performance.
Brigadier
Eng. Hussein Ahmed Al Harithi, Director of Traffic and Patrols
Directorate tackled the practical and theoretical knowledge acquired
through this course. “This course represented an added value in terms of
both content and introduction mechanism, commensurate with the
aspirations of the leaders. It also answered many questions and queries
needed by leaders in their career towards greater empowerment and
development,” indicated Al Harithi.
Furthermore, Brigadier Al
Harithi stressed the need to organize this course to include all leaders
and supervisors, as it contribute to implant and integrate the
leadership concept in the EFQM system at all levels. This would enhance
the competitiveness of the leadership’s organizational units,
particularly the ones in charge of field work who interact daily with
the various categories of customers and public.
For his part,
Brigadier Saeed Saif Al Nuaimi, Head of the Procurement and Warehouses
Department explored the benefits of the “Certified Excellence Leader”
workshop. He described the course as a melting-pot of basic knowledge
and leadership-related standards. “The course was an opportunity to
identify improvement possibilities that the leaders can harness to
achieve further empowerment, as well as the importance of boosting
leadership abilities,” added Al Nuaimi.
Colonel Ojeil Ali
Abdullah, Director of the Western Region Police Directorate praised the
high professionalism of the trainer. “The course reflects the ambitions
of our wise leadership; it motivates and boosts our ability to move
towards further development of our leadership skills,” added Abdullah.
For
his part, Colonel Thani Butti Al Shamesi, Head of the Training
Department asserted that the courses are more than specialized courses;
they complement the leadership’s efforts to promote the culture of
excellence and empower leaders at all supervisory and executive levels,
so as to spread the culture of excellence as a universal language as per
integrated enablers through vertical and horizontal lines of authority.
“It also aims to boost leadership’s competitiveness at the local,
regional, and international levels; consistent with the Abu Dhabi
Police’s prominent position during its tireless journey to achieve
sustainable excellence.
“These programs follow the instructions
of the higher leadership to boost leadership abilities, in line with the
knowledge level attained by Abu Dhabi Police in all its operations,
services and relations with both partners and customers. It also
bolsters the trust enjoyed by the current police leadership in carrying
out its tasks,” added Al Shamesi. He also underscored the instrumental
role of these programs to develop leadership abilities and keep pace
with leaders’ expectations; praising the interaction of the course’s
participants and their commitment to achieve leadership.
Colonel
Waleed Salem Al Shamesi, Head of the Police Schools Department, lauded
the importance of the course. He called for implementing it so as to
include, alongside heads of departments and directors general, all
section heads, branch managers, team leaders and all committees in
charge of following up the leadership-related initiatives and projects
across the various organizational units, in order to upgrade the
standard of leaders at the Abu Dhabi Police GHQ.
“Participants in
the course acquired a set of modern excellence concepts and basics,
with a view to achieve continuous improvement, development and
sustainability in excellence,” he said. He added that the course
provided a significant opportunity to acquaint participants with the
means to achieve an integrated strategic link between leadership
enablers and outcomes. “This would ultimately allow us to move forward
in strengthening our practical abilities, in line with our Higher
Leadership’s aspirations,” noted Al Shamesi.
Furthermore, Colonel
Rashid Mubarak Al Mesmari, Deputy Director of the Capital Police
Directorate said that this course is an objective and systematic
self-assessment of the improvement opportunities that leaders must adopt
to achieve sustainable excellence and the coveted goals of performance,
within the ADP's myriad achievements.
He also stressed the need
to enroll all officers who hold leadership and supervisory positions in
the same course, to ensure fulfillment of the leadership’s initiatives
and goals.
Major Dr. Ali Al Ghafli, Deputy Director of the
Strategy and Performance Development Department indicated that this
course was an excellent opportunity to review the integration between
the leadership and the strategy. “The course is a roadmap to enable
leaders to move forward towards developing their skills and identifying
improvement opportunities,” said Al Ghafli; praising the approach of the
lecturer, Dr. Emad Eddien Hussein. Al Ghafli also commended the
developed methods applied to communicate ideas, in addition to the
strategic link achieved between leaders’ concepts and standards, and
practical cases derived from real life.
The “Certified Excellence
Leader” course was held under the supervision of Dr. Emad Eddien
Hussein, EFQM Licensed trainer in Brussels. Hussein praised the leaders’
enthusiasm and their quest towards continuous development, and
commended their active participation in the practical exercises and
discussions with respect to leaders’ abilities and competencies to
support institutional development in their respective departments.
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authoritative version. Translations are provided as an accommodation
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which is the only version of the text intended to have legal effect.
Contacts
The UAE Minister of Interior's General Secretariat, Tactical Affairs and Security Media Department
Abu Dhabi Police GHQ - Security Media
Chris Cron +971-(0)-50-987-1317
E-mail: cron.media@hotmail.com
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