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Press Release




                Ministry of Sports holds its first of the ‘Customer Councils’


                  of 2025 to enhance sports services in line with customers’


                                                     expectations





               United Arab Emirates, Wednesday, 25 June 2025- The Ministry of Sports held its first of the

               “Customer Councils” of 2025, under the Zero Bureaucracy Program. This reflects the Ministry’s

               commitment to improving government services  and boosting operational efficiency across the
               sports sector.


               The session was attended by H.E. Dr. Ahmad Belhoul Al Falasi, Minister of Sports, and H.E.

               Ghanim Mubarak El-Hajeri, Undersecretary of the Ministry of Sports, alongside more than 40

               representatives  of  national  sports  federations.  The  Council  reflected  the  Ministry  of  Sport’s
               dedication to strengthening partnerships with relevant entities within the national sports ecosystem

               and  supporting  government  directives  to  prioritise  customers  while  designing  and  developing
               services. This aligns with the objectives of the ‘We the UAE 2031’ vision, which aims to position

               the UAE as one of the world’s most efficient and leading governments.


               H.E. Dr. Ahmad Belhoul Al Falasi, Minister of Sports, emphasized that organizing the first

               Customer Council for 2025 reflects the Ministry’s commitment to involving customers in the
               development of sports services. He stated: "At the Ministry of Sports, we operate according to a

               participatory  approach  based  on  innovation,  integration,  and  flexibility.  We  believe  that  true

               development begins with the customer, who is best positioned to identify challenges and propose
               practical solutions based on their daily experience. In this context, Customer Councils serve as a

               key tool for direct engagement, identifying areas for improvement, and adopting proposals that
               simplify procedures and reduce administrative burdens on customers, in alignment with the 'Zero

               Bureaucracy'  program,  thereby  contributing  to  the  UAE  Government's  journey  toward  global

               leadership in delivering services that meet and exceed customer expectations."
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