Honoring Creative Staff Members and Motivating further Innovation
ABU DHABI, United Arab Emirates - Tuesday, February 3rd 2015 [ME NewsWire]
Major General Al Nuaimi: Strengthening National Capabilities within the Development System
Major
General Dr. Nasser Lakhrebani Al Nuaimi, Secretary General of the
Office of HH Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Interior, launched
the second program to sponsor creative individuals and innovation at the
Ministry of Interior. The announcement was made during the ceremony
held to celebrate the graduation of 20 creative individuals of the
Ministry’s staff members who have completed the requirements of the
first Creativity Development Program, organized by the Leadership
Development and Creativity Center at the Ministry of Interior.
The
Secretary General stressed that by adopting the concept of innovation,
the UAE government seeks to reap the benefits of the national capacities
to conduct business and to provide better service. “The Ministry of
Interior fosters creativity and innovation, and endeavors to develop
leaders who are keen to improve their potential in a bid to move the
process of developing police work forward. It also strives to further
propel the march of development within the various areas of the
country,” he said.
The ceremony took place Tuesday at the
Forensic Evidence Hall at Abu Dhabi Police and was attended by a number
of police leaders and senior officers of the Ministry of Interior.
Major
General Dr. Al Nuaimi pointed out that “the graduation of these
creative individuals boosts creativity and excellence at the Ministry of
Interior, the founder of the Leadership Development and Creativity
Center, and complement our journey towards excellence. These graduates
are a prime example of the objectives of the MoI to raise the capability
and efficiency of its personnel in accordance with the integrated
system.”
Furthermore, Major General Dr. Al Nuaimi urged the
graduates and the MoI staff members to continue seeking opportunities
for creativity and excellence in order to keep up with the latest
developments and modernization. Such steps will additionally preserve
the gains of excellence, which contributes to strengthening the
leadership of the MoI in police work on an international level.
The
ceremony also included honoring the leaders for their contributions in
implementing the work of the first Creativity Development Program. The
honorees include: Major General Khalifa Hareb Al Khaili, Assistant
Undersecretary of the Ministry of Interior for Resources and Support
Services at the Ministry of Interior; Major General Khalil Dawood
Badran, Director General of Finance and Services at the Abu Dhabi
Police; Major General Dr. Abdul Quddous Abdul Razzaq Al Obaidly,
Assistant Director General of Total Quality at Dubai Police; Major
General Humaid Al Hadidi, Commander-in-Chief of Sharjah Police; Major
General Rashid Thani Al Matroushi, Civil Defense Acting General
Commander-in-Chief; Brigadier Ahmad bin Ghanem Al Ka’bi,
Commander-in-Chief of Fujairah Police; Brigadier Sheikh Sultan Abdullah
Al Nuaimi, Acting Commander-in-Chief of Ajman Police; Brigadier Ghaith
Hassan Al Zaabi, Director General of Traffic Coordination Directorate
General; Brigadier Hamad Adeel Al Shamesi, Director General of
Correctional and Punitive Establishments; and Colonel Mohammed Hamid bin
Dalmouj Al Dhaheri, Strategy and Performance Development Director
General at the General Secretariat of the Office of H.H Deputy Prime
Minister and Minister of Interior.
Colonel Dr. Ahmed Al Noman
delivered a speech on behalf of the graduates expressing their heartfelt
thanks and sincere appreciation to the police leadership for sponsoring
the creative individuals of the police staff members in an effort to
further develop services and raise the standards of quality, excellence,
and global competitiveness.
He said that the success of the
institutions depends on their leaders. “The Ministry of Interior is one
of the first government entities to care for individuals who are
creative and innovative, and this has been exemplified through the
Ministry’s various plans, initiatives and projects,” he said. Adding
further, he stressed the readiness of the creativity team to submit
ideas and solutions that further contribute to the development of the
Ministry of Interior’s services.
On the same note, Lt. Colonel
Saif Hamid Al Dir’e, Director of the Leadership Development and
Creativity Center, indicated that the program aims to achieve the
Ministry’s strategic objectives. The project additionally implements the
standards of institutional excellence, nurtures creative competition
amongst employees, supports creative individuals, retains the staff
members who exhibit creative and distinguish skills, and provides an
environment that stimulates and encourages creativity.
The
creative employees have completed the requirements of the program after
having been selected, and developed their creative capabilities and
presented various programs. The creative individuals are: Colonel Dr.
Ahmed Abdul Rahman Al Noman; Lt. Colonel Adil Abdullah Al Shamesi; Lt.
Colonel Naji Mohammed Al Hamadi; Lt. Colonel Ahmed Abdul Aziz Mohammed;
Major Salem Ali Hleis; Major Raed Obaid Mohammed Al Zaabi; Major
Abdullah Mohammed Al Sammahi; Major Khalid Rashid Al Zayoudi; Captain
Sultan Ismail Al Zaabi; First Lieutenant Faissal Khalfan Al Yaqoubi;
First Lieutenant Noura Mohammed Suhail Al Ketbi; Lieutenant Ahmed
Abdullah Al Yammahi; Lieutenant Mona Adnan Bukisha; First Warrant
Officer Issa Abdul Rahim Al Zarooni; First Warrant Officer Mohammed
Abdullah Suleiman; Warrant Officer Abdullah Abdulsamad Abu Hindi;
Sergeant Mohammed Suleiman Ali; Civil Engineer Aisha Abdullah Al
Murashda; Head administrator Youssef Ahmed Al Tamimi; and Statistician
Widad Saeed Dahmash.
Listing the content of the program,
Lieutenant Colonel Al Dir’e said the program includes training in the
fields of developing and building creative capacities; meeting with
police and academic lecturers to transfer knowledge and expertise;
reviewing the best creative practices through internal and external
trips; and presenting new innovative projects. Upon completing all
requirements, graduates will become members of the Creativity Club at
the Leadership Development and Creativity Center.
Lieutenant
Colonel Al Dir’e identified the conditions of nomination by stating that
the candidate should be from the winners of the Director General Award,
fulfill the suggested requirements per each sector, pass the
requirements of the assessment center, and be committed to regularly
attend and pass all courses and meetings.
“There has been a rise
in the program’s success indicators, with a satisfaction rate of 97
percent of the participants in the training programs. The projects
submitted by the participants received an average evaluation of 3.6 out
of 5, with additional appraisals and recommendations for investments
from the 2 THINK Creative Institute in Australia,” he said.
Major
General Al Nuaimi honored the creative individuals and participants in
the activities of the ceremony. He honored the officers in recognition
for their efforts in delivering lectures based on several topics in the
program, and honored the departments that were involved in the
implementation of the program.
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Arabic-language text of this announcement is the official,
authoritative version. Translations are provided as an accommodation
only, and should be cross-referenced with the Arabic-language text,
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
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