Mohammed bin Rashid: A plan of 50 goals for Dubai over the next five years

Today, His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice President and Prime Minister of the UAE and Ruler of Dubai, presided over the first meeting of the Dubai Council, where it was approved to develop a plan of fifty goals for Dubai within the next five years, which will be announced within 60 days.

His Highness said in a series of tweets on "Twitter": "Fifty goals in the plan will be included in the performance agreements of general managers. What we announce will be implemented through the team ... or we will replace the team."

His Highness added: "We also approved within the Dubai Council the establishment of the Dubai Media Council, which includes the Dubai Media Office, media and production cities, studios, radio and television networks, newspapers, and the TV and Film Production Committee. Ahmed bin Mohammed bin Rashid as president. Our media competition is necessary in the coming period."

His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum continued: "We also approved within the Dubai Council to start developing an economic scheme for the emirate to create new sectors to ensure its superiority, global competition and investment attractiveness ... We asked the six commissioners in the development tracks to hand over the plans of the hundred days within two weeks, and we decided today In the Dubai Council, immediately start developing a new urban plan for the emirate that works to develop a quality of life map for Dubai and ensures that Dubai is the best city to live and live by providing the best facilities for the best city in the world

In another tweet to His Highness, he said: “We adopted in Dubai Council a new system for the governance of government and semi-government companies under the supervision of Maktoum bin Mohammed that obliges them to form boards of directors as supreme authority and prevents the CEO from assuming the chairmanship of the board and obliges the boards of directors to form committees to evaluate investments and manage risks and submit annual performance reports to the government "