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featured a series of panel discussions exploring the Alternative National Service Program.

His Excellency Matar Saeed Al Nuaimi, Director General of ADCMC, emphasised ADCMC’s commitment to

strengthening and mmaintaining Abu Dhabi’s preparedness for emergencies, crises, and disasters, in line
with the Emirate’s vision to position itself as a leading model in emergency, crisis, and disaster management.

H.E. also highlighted that the Centre is dedicated to ensuring compliance with the National Standard for
Business Continuity Management System by conducting comprehensive audits and verifications. This

approach enables it to identify and resolve any non-compliance issues, ultimately enhancing the Emirate’s
resilience.

His Excellency stated: “The forum brought together government entities and companies to share knowledge,
experiences, and best practices in crisis management. By leveraging past successes and the lessons

learned, participants were able to derive innovative and effective strategies. This approach not only enhances
procedures but also fosters deeper cooperation among all stakeholders.

H.E. emphasised the ADCMC’s dedication to encouraging government entities to activate the Alternative
National Service Program, which plays a vital role in ensuring business continuity and uninterrupted delivery

of essential services during emergencies. H.E. added: “The program is an integrated system designed to
strengthen security and stability by fostering seamless collaboration among various stakeholders.”

The Abu Dhabi Emergencies, Crises, and Disasters Management Centre (ADCMC) remains committed to

strengthening institutional collaboration through forums that strengthen emergency and crisis response. The
Centre places great importance on facilitating discussions on mechanisms to ensure the continuity of vital
services, recognising them as a cornerstone for enhancing efficiency, readiness, and proactive preparedness

of Abu Dhabi’s emergency and crisis response system. As part of this strategic approach, the annual
‘Business Continuity and Alternative National Service’ Forum convened a diverse group of participants,

fostering meaningful dialogue and a shared vision for addressing business continuity challenges.

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