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Dubai Government Human Resources
Department reviews capacity of key
projects to improve workforce efficiency
Story by Hatem Mohamed / Hazem Hussein
• 10h • 4 min read
UBAI, 2nd June, 2024 (WAM) -- Dubai Government Human Resources
Department (DGHR) recently conducted a meeting with human resources
managers and executive directors from several government entities in the
emirate, which was chaired by Abdullah Ali bin Zayed Al Falasi, Director General
of the department.
The meeting was held at Al Ittihad Museum with a goal to acquaint attendees
with major ongoing and proposed projects of the department to improve
workforce efficiency and performance and integrate best practices in the
government’s work system.
During the meeting, the DGHR team highlighted several projects that align with
the framework of the department's agenda to upgrade human resources in Dubai
and lay the optimal foundation for developing methodologies to empower the
cadres of the government work system.
Iman bin Khatam, Director of Policy and Programme Support at DGHR, said, “At
DGHR, we recognise the significance of cooperation, coordination, and
collaborative efforts between the department and various stakeholders of Dubai
government and this meeting comes in line with this belief. The key goal of the
meeting is to enhance human resource capabilities in the emirate and swiftly
attain the desired outcomes, further shaping a better future for this sector. We
seek to adopt innovative approaches and integrate global best practices in our
efforts to enhance the Emirati workforce as well as to support them to seamlessly
adapt to rapid changes and meet future requirements. These ambitious projects
aid us to establish a cohesive and supportive work environment that improves
employee productivity, contributes attaining Dubai Economic Agenda ‘D33’ goals,
and reinforces Dubai’s prominent position in the global economy.”
Additionally, the department’s team discussed the dynamic role of the project for
Measuring Workforce Productivity in the Government of Dubai in offering concise
and accurate data and indicators in the field of workforce productivity across
government entities that provide key services. The team further underscored that
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