UAE Vice President, Prime Minister and Ruler of Dubai His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum said that the UAE government has succeeded in transforming government work from a daily routine into a field for developing and innovating solutions based on scientific vision and within a clear vision. In cutting important stages of the future industry's march.
"In the UAE, we are aware of the global wave of change that modern technology, advanced science, and economic volatility pose to the world, and we are aware that anticipating the challenges of the future and turning them into opportunities represents How best to deal with them. "
"We want to strengthen the awareness of the readiness for the future in the various fields of government work, to be the driving force behind the development of proactive solutions, to create the tools and means to make the future start today, and to promote a flexible working culture in government, And adopt the latest global trends in the design and manufacture of the future ».
HH Sheikh Saif bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Interior, HH Sheikh Mansour bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Presidential Affairs and 120 members of the ministries and federal bodies attended the graduation ceremony.
The future vision program included 120 staff, strategic and future managers, heads of strategic departments and key function staff, in ministries and federal government agencies. The objective of the program is to build capacity in the field of looking ahead, strengthen public-private partnerships in this area, and disseminate knowledge about aspects of the forward- As well as to enhance participants' awareness and understanding of the context of the future outlook and how it is applied in government and private sectors, and the tools used in setting the timeframe for implementing initiatives and identifying Li concept and applications of planning scenarios, and determine how the use of forward-looking tools.
The program included lectures and interactive discussion sessions focused on the 21st century perspectives of social, economic, demographic and technological aspects, future vision, context, time and horizon, and the scope for developing skills to cope with future trends.
The program included lectures on the importance of future formation, future research trends and key drivers, analysis of global trends, and prioritization of these engines, based on the degree of impact and future prospects.
The UAE government implemented the training program in cooperation with the University of Oxford, where a number of experts and professors attended the university and a number of international specialists in the future. The program dealt with several topics including the importance of looking into the future of government work, Looking forward to future plans, and addressing ways to better understand future opportunities, design future scenarios, and mechanisms to implement the UAE's future vision strategy in government agencies.
The UAE government has launched a forward looking program in the framework of efforts to implement the UAE strategy for the future, aiming to anticipate opportunities, challenges in the vital sectors and develop long-term proactive plans to achieve qualitative achievements to serve the interests of the UAE.
Vice President of the State:
"The UAE has taken important steps in the future industry."
«The best ways to meet the challenges of the wave of change to anticipate».
"We turned the outlook into a culture of government work that celebrates change and innovates for the future."
Future Government
The UAE's strategy for the future represents a major step in the formation of the future government, which seeks to embrace new global opportunities and anticipate economic and social challenges, including building future models for vital sectors, harmonizing government policies, building national capacities for the future, Research reports on the future of various sectors in the country.
"Looking ahead" aims to build capacity and strengthen partnership between the public and private sectors.