They stressed the importance of the role of the private sector in enacting legislation

Specialists: The UAE is a pioneer in anticipating the future and setting its laws

• During a session entitled “Will the private sector lead future legislation?”

  On the second day of the «Dubai Forum for the Future».

  Photography: Patrick Castillo

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Speakers in a session entitled “Will the private sector lead future legislation?”, on the second day of the “Dubai Future Forum”, stated that the UAE is a pioneer in anticipating the future, through its legislation that guarantees individuals the establishment and management of their companies within the state, from anywhere in the world. the scientist.

They stressed the importance of the role of the private sector in the field of future legislation and the role of partnerships with regulatory agencies in finding the most appropriate solutions to protect societies and economies, continue to stimulate innovation, and attract investments and talent.

This came in a session moderated by Jacob Ellis from the Office of the Future Generations Commission in Wales, and attended by the Assistant Secretary-General for Governmental Policies in the General Secretariat of the Council of Ministers, Chairman of the Legislation Laboratory Committee, Ahmed Al-Badwawi, and a founding partner in the Public Sector Network for Future Foresight, Dr. Clem Besold Dr. Blaz Golub, President and CEO of Heliopolis Europe, and Lyn Kaiser, President and CEO of the Hyperganic Group.

Ahmed Al-Badwawi said that the private sector will drive legislation in the future, as governments must work hand in hand with this sector to devise new practical solutions to both current and emerging challenges.

He stressed the need for future governments to balance legal legislation and openness to solutions offered by private sector companies, stressing the role of non-governmental organizations in providing solutions to improve legislation in the future, noting the importance of joint work in various sectors to build a prosperous future, achieve human dignity and develop societies.

Dr. Blaz Golub said that many governments do not work with the private sector to create new laws and legislation, considering that the primary role of governments is to stimulate progress and growth, and to enact new laws and legislation that take into account the future of work, and create new opportunities for companies to develop their businesses.

He added: "Smart governments are the ones that foresee the future, invest in the private sector, and provide it with all facilities to enable it to put forward new ideas and innovations that contribute to the development of legislation and laws currently in force."

For his part, Lynn Kaiser stressed the need to think about legislation in a different way within clear visions to provide the best solutions in the future, adding: “In light of the fast-paced nature of life today, governments must make amendments to legislation quickly, to avoid any potential problems, and today we have to imagine The future, we design and implement by setting clear plans to develop legislation and laws, in partnership with the private sector.”

Dr. Clem Bezold said that governments should work with private institutions and companies that enjoy a high self-regulation. Successful companies need to plan, develop, market and distribute in a way that rationalizes resources and takes into account the future of future generations to achieve sustainable development goals.

He added that the UAE is a pioneer in anticipating the future, through its legislation that guarantees individuals the establishment of their companies within the country, and their management from anywhere in the world.

Government and private sector partnerships have facilitated the adoption of new technologies

The Assistant Secretary-General in the Council of Ministers, Deputy Chairman of the Legislation Laboratory Committee, Ahmed Al-Badwawi, told "Emirates Today" that the government's participation with the private sector in enacting legislation has facilitated the process of adopting new technologies, especially since we are currently living in an accelerating world, which has led to an acceleration in The enactment of legislation, and the government's interest in modern and emerging technologies, dealing with them positively, and harnessing them to provide a better life for people.

He pointed out that the private sector is characterized by an in-depth understanding of the successive changes in the technical field, and the role of governments is to keep pace with these rapid changes, and to be at the same level of understanding the technical changes to chart a better future for legislation.

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