With the participation of 300 federal and local government officials

The UAE government discusses future trends and visions in the areas of security, justice and safety

• The meetings were held as part of the efforts of the Fifty-Year Preparedness Committee.

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The UAE government held four coordination meetings to discuss a plan for preparing for the next fifty years within the security, justice and safety track. It dealt with developing a comprehensive vision for the next fifty years to enhance the readiness in this sector.

The meetings come within the framework of the efforts of the Fifty Preparation Committee, headed by His Highness Sheikh Mansour bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Presidential Affairs, to shape the future of vital sectors in the country.

His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice President, Prime Minister and Ruler of Dubai, had directed to intensify national efforts and enhance government integration and coordination, at the federal and local levels, to define future directions and develop a plan for preparation for the next fifty.

Ministers, officials and police leaders participated in the meetings, and more than 300 employees from federal and local government agencies, to discuss the outputs of the work of the national teams and the visions and trends they developed in this sector to draw features of a better future for future generations, strengthening the UAE's position as the best country to live and prosper.

The Minister of Justice, Sultan Saeed Al-Badi, affirmed that the comprehensive development plan for the state, over the next 50 years, reflects the comprehensive and integrated view and the future vision of the leadership in defining its strategy and future goals, in a way that enhances the leadership of the UAE globally and regionally.

He pointed out that the committee has drawn up a road map for all parties, to set development plans, future vision and strategic directions over the next 50 years.

The Ministry of Justice has prepared a plan to prepare for the fifty in the axis of justice and law, “the path of security, justice and safety” in coordination and consultation with the relevant federal and local authorities, through holding coordination and technical meetings, workshops, brainstorming sessions and innovation laboratories, in addition to reviewing many studies and reports related to preparing Plan for this axis.

The Undersecretary of the Ministry of the Interior, Lieutenant General Saif Abdullah Al Shafar, confirmed that the UAE is moving with confident steps towards the future, according to the vision of the founding leader, the late Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan, may God rest his soul, and whoever followed his approach, under the leadership and determination of the people of the Emirates that do not know the impossible .

He pointed out that there is an integrative work between the federal and local authorities in a government work system that puts the human being and human cadres at the top of priorities, and adopts its plans in preparation for the next fifty years, based on improving the quality of life for the community and the happiness of customers, stressing the existence of a solid ground that moves with confidence and competence the trained national cadres and works To reach the targets and achieve the strategic goals.

The Deputy Chief of Police and Public Security in Dubai, Lieutenant General Dhahi Khalfan Tamim, affirmed that he is fully prepared for the next 50 years, and crossing into the future with confidence and ability thanks to the leadership's vision and the solid ground it provided and unlimited support to achieve aspirations and build a better future for future generations.

He said, "We have developed with police commanders in the country plans to train security cadres with the skills of artificial intelligence systems, such as security prediction and future foresight, preventing cyber crimes, and using modern technologies to promote drugs and trade in dangerous drugs, in addition to preparing security experts with the highest scientific levels to address all possible methods." .

The Commander-in-Chief of Dubai Police Lieutenant-General Abdullah Khalifa Al-Marri confirmed that the consultative and coordination meetings organized by the Fifty Preparedness Committee, to determine future plans, directions and initiatives to implement the comprehensive development plan contributed to defining the strategic visions for government action to meet the directions of our leadership to ensure a better future for future generations, and achieve economic renaissance And societal and rapid development in various sectors, including security and safety.

Al-Marri pointed out that the Dubai Police General Command was keen to participate in one of the most important six tracks in the consultative meetings, which is the "security and safety" track, and put forward specific ideas and initiatives in line with the UAE Vision 2071, the national agenda, and the strategy of the Ministry of Interior.

Abu Dhabi Police Commander-in-Chief, Major General Pilot Faris Khalaf Al Mazrouei, affirmed that the comprehensive development process is the main incubator for achieving success and distinction, which requires permanent aspiration for the better and not stopping at a single success station, otherwise we will pass the time, and lose the ability to catch up with the accelerating development in the world It became like a small village.

He added: “We continue to work confidently in the framework of implementing what was stated in the (Abu Dhabi Police Centennial 1957-2057) initiative, which is based on a number of axes that harness the latest technologies of the era that are capable of keeping pace with the prospects of technical and smart development and employing it in the security and police field in order to enhance security and stability, And enhancing the global status of Abu Dhabi Police, so that Abu Dhabi continues to top the list of the safest cities in the world.

The Commander-in-Chief of Ajman Police, Major General Sheikh Sultan bin Abdullah Al Nuaimi, confirmed that global trends and changes require us to prepare and prepare to face future crimes, and their development in light of the advanced technology revolution by proactively studying and developing policies, legislation and systems capable of keeping pace with global changes and trends, as the future requires. Flexibility to coexist with it, in addition to sharing and integration in all sectors, which is what the Emirate of Ajman, along with the rest of the other emirates, planned to follow in clear steps in preparation for the implementation of the features and axes of the fifty plan.

The Attorney General of the Emirate of Dubai, Counselor Issam Issa Al-Humaidan, emphasized that planning is one of the pillars of the administration, but rather the first steps of the successful administrative process, and the year of preparation for the fifty is the year of sound and scientific planning for the next fifty years, so that the centennial of the Emirates will be full of achievement, construction and development since the first year of the founding of the state. without interruption.

He noted that the series of consultative and coordination meetings recently launched by the UAE government, with the participation of ministers, officials and secretaries general of executive councils in the Emirates, and representatives of federal and local government agencies, as part of the Fifty-Year Preparedness Plan, are very important meetings, as they reflect the complementarity that will be adopted by the Fifty-Year Preparedness Plan. Comprehensive awareness of all sectors, inspiration of various ideas and opinions, and unification of visions regarding the plan, which is cemented by the six main axes of these meetings, which include government, society, economy, education, infrastructure, environmental sustainability, security, justice and safety.

He pointed out that the plan to prepare for the fifty-fifty has made security, justice and safety one of its main axes, given the great importance that this sector enjoys, as security and justice are a basic pillar and a major requirement for development in its various fields, especially economic and social, to create a stable, secure and characterized society.

The Director General of the Dubai Electronic Security Center, Youssef Hamad Al-Shaibani, said that the "path of the next 50 years" supports the leadership's vision of building a flexible digital economy based on innovation, creativity and modern science, to consolidate the foundations of the security system and ensure the safety of society with all its individuals and institutions in line with the requirements of the digital age And it affirms the ability to face its challenges with confidence and stability, so that the UAE is always at the forefront of safe countries in the world.

He pointed out that the coordination meetings to prepare the fifty-year preparation plan constitute an important step for anticipating the challenges of the next phase and achieving future goals.

The Secretary-General of the Federal Demographic Council, Dr. Saeed Abdullah, said, “The UAE has demonstrated its leadership, distinction, and eagerness to progress steadily towards the future by working on a plan to prepare for the fifty, as the plan and consultative meetings are an example of a holistic strategic planning model that draws an integrated relationship between The elements of development in the country and benefiting from its successful experiences in employing innovation, which would ensure its global leadership.

The Security and Safety Pathway Coordinator in the Emirate of Ajman, Brigadier Ali Obaid Al Shamsi, said: “We learned a lot during the preparation for the 50th plan by analyzing the current reality and our achievements, and how we can identify future risks and take advantage of future opportunities based on studying global trends and their positive and negative impacts. And setting up plans, programs, initiatives and proactive services to be more flexible and agile in coexistence with the new reality over the next 50 years.

Artificial intelligence

In a series of consultative meetings of the Security, Justice and Safety Track Team, the participants discussed the use of robots, the Internet of things, and 3D printing in crimes, the impact of artificial intelligence on safety decisions, and investment in developing competencies and its importance for the future.

Participants reviewed opportunities to benefit from the young and youthful composition of the country's citizens, as part of future planning efforts, and ways to consolidate the position of the UAE as the capital of tolerance and the celebration of cultures. All sectors in achieving the future vision of the demographics, including education, economy and society.

Discussing the

- Quality proposed services and initiatives to achieve the aspiration of society in the field of justice and law.

The participants discussed global changes and expected challenges over the next 50 years.

- The comprehensive development plan for the next 50 years reflects the future vision of the leadership.

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