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6/25/25, 3:13 PM  Dubai Government Human Resources Department continues receiving entries for inaugural Research Awards 2025 with wide partic…


          Dubai  Government  Human  Resources  Department  continues  receiving

          entries for inaugural Research Awards 2025 with wide participation

















































         Dubai, 23 June 2025:
         The  Dubai  Government  Human  Resources  Department  (DGHR)  continues  to  receive  submissions  for  the  inaugural  edition  of  the
         Research Awards 2025, launched in February 2025. The initiative highlights DGHR's strategic vision to support scientific research and
         invest  in  human  capital  to  enhance  Dubai's  government  workplace  with  research  insights  and  practical  ideas  that  increase
         employees' quality of life and align with future transformations in human resources management.
         Currently, the department has received 20 research papers from 13 government entities. Hamdan Bin Mohammed Smart University
         (HBMSU) has contributed five entries, followed by DGHR with three. Other contributors include Dubai Health Authority, Digital Dubai
         Authority, Dubai Electricity and Water Authority (DEWA) and Mohammed Bin Rashid Library, among others.
         H.E. Abdulla Ali Bin Zayed Al Falasi, Director General of DGHR Department, said, 'The submissions we received are a testament to the
         spirit of collaboration and integration between government and academic institutions to empower the government work system. This
         has been possible through leveraging scientific research as a strategic tool to promote innovation and improve performance. At DGHR,
         we believe the awards serve as a vital platform for converting knowledge into relevant policies and practices that promote employee
         well-being and sustain institutional excellence. We welcome all government entities to utilise this opportunity by submitting scientific
         research that supports Dubai's objective of creating a world-leading government based on competence, knowledge and renewal.'
         The  research  papers  highlight  various  key  themes  linked  to  improving  the  government  work  system,  such  as  the  role  of  artificial
         intelligence  (AI)  in  strengthening  performance  systems  for  government  employees,  high-performance  work  systems  in  human
         resources management, employee relations and their quality of life, modern working patterns, enhancing employee performance and



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