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DGHR concludes Research Awards submissions with 70 scientific


                         papers from 27 governmental and academic entities






               Dubai,  August  25,  2025:  The  Dubai  Government  Human  Resources  Department  (DGHR)

               confirmed the conclusion of the submission phase of the inaugural Research Awards 2025,

               launched  by  the  Department  in  collaboration  with  Mohammed  Bin  Rashid  University  of

               Medicine and Health Sciences, Mohammed Bin Rashid School of Government, Hamdan Bin

               Mohammed Smart University, and Rochester Institute of Technology, Dubai.


               The initial phase received substantial engagement from researchers across both governmental

               and academic institutions. A total of 70 scientific papers were received, including entries from

               11  university  and  college  students  and  remarkable  contributions  from  Dubai  Government

               employees across different departments and entities.


               A total of 27 submissions were received from governmental and academic entities, highlighting
               the  increasing  significance  of  scientific  research  as  a  pivotal  tool  to  support  government

               decision-making,  policy  development  and  enhancement  of  employee  wellbeing.  The  broad

               participation signifies  the  rising  institutional awareness  of  the  importance  of  investing  in

               research capabilities.


               H.E. Abdullah Ali bin Zayed Al-Falasi, Director General of DGHR Department, said: “The

               exceptional  participation  in  this  year’s  awards  signifies  a  rising  awareness  among

               governmental and academic entities on the pivotal role of scientific research in shaping human

               resources  systems  and  policies  and  promoting  a  work  culture  based  on  knowledge  and

               innovation. This involvement reaffirms that scientific research is no longer optional but a key

               driver of the future of government work.”


               H.E. added: “The remarkable participation further reflects the commitment of institutions to

               share research knowledge and expertise. It also highlights the key role of universities as major

               drivers in supporting government initiatives through applied research that addresses  both
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