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Along with anticipated developments and significant drivers of change, the report looks at the
               current human resources practices in Dubai's public and private sectors. Several human
               resources specialists from Dubai's public and private sectors also contributed to the report,
               shedding light on new opportunities and challenges, and offering valuable recommendations.

               Abdullah Ali Bin Zayed Al Falasi, Director General of DGHR's Department, said, "Navigating
               Tomorrow's Human Resources in Dubai report is a practical and strategic tool reflecting the
               commitment of the Human Resources Service of the Government of Dubai to offer innovative
               insights and solutions that promote the growth of the human resources sector. The report aligns
               with our mission of developing smart solutions, formulating flexible and innovative policies, and
               supporting talented minds that improve Dubai's competitiveness. Under the guidance of our
               wise leadership, we continue to look ahead and create initiatives that support the national
               vision, which includes establishing the UAE as one of the top 10 countries in the world for global
               talent competitiveness and maintaining talent in key industries, making it an ideal destination to
               live and work.”

               “The report's importance stems from its ability to offer a distinctive perspective regarding the
               Emirate of Dubai's future with regard to human resources and highlight the difficulties that exist
               here. It also seeks to offer suggestions that will strengthen the position of the sector in Dubai's
               government organisations, thereby enhancing the Emirate's competitiveness worldwide. This
               includes addressing important factors that affect human resources, enhancing talent attraction
               and retention strategies, improving learning and development practices, integrating cutting-edge
               technology into human resource management, and elevating the employee experience within
               government entities," he added.

               The report delves into the primary factors influencing human resource management in Dubai,
               such as innovations in technology, Federal Government policies and regulations, economic
               growth, globalisation, and inflation. In addition, it emphasises how these forces affect HR
               strategies and practices and recommends ways to adapt to these developments to maintain
               high standards of excellence.

               The report further highlights several possibilities for human resource management, including the
               transformative impact of digital transformation on HR operations and improvements to the
               employee experience. Moreover, it underscores the importance of funding the development of
               local talent and promoting Emiratisation by providing UAE citizens with educational options and
               career progression avenues.

               The challenges that HR management faces, such as the need to adapt to new regulations and
               changing market demands, as well as the importance of maintaining a work-life balance to
               ensure employee satisfaction and increased productivity, are all key points featured in the
               report.
               The latest report comes as one of many initiatives launched by the Dubai Government Human
               Resources Department (DGHR) to improve human resources in the UAE. One of these projects
               is the 'Future Proofing Dubai's Workforce' project, which falls under the ‘Talent 2033’ theme and
               aims to strengthen Dubai's position as a global hub for innovation and creativity in human
               resource management.








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