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Monday, Sep 01, 2025

Excellence as a Way of Life: UAE's Commitment to Governmental Innovation

A reflection on the visionary leadership driving sustainable best practices in the UAE
Dubai's revered leader, His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice President and Prime Minister of the UAE and Ruler of Dubai, underscored the essence of excellence as an intrinsic part of the UAE's national identity during the ceremony honoring the 2024 Mohammed bin Rashid Government Excellence Award winners.

Graced by prominent state officials, the event recognized exemplary performances in advancing governmental services.

Addressing the gathering, Sheikh Mohammed affirmed, 'Excellence in governance is a perpetual culture reflecting our commitment to serving society and providing superior services to both citizens and residents.

Excellence is a way of life in the UAE, echoing the vision of my brother, the President, to build a government that matches ambitions and foresees the future.

Today, we do not just celebrate achievements, but we underscore that our journey of excellence continues, with no limits to our ambitions.'

The awards ceremony was not merely a celebratory occasion but a testament to the UAE’s resolve in transforming challenges into opportunities through innovative governance.

Key figures were commended for their outstanding contributions, including Sheikh Ammar bin Humaid Al Nuaimi, Crown Prince of Ajman, and Sheikh Theyab bin Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, both of whom received accolades for their instrumental roles in spearheading national projects that significantly impact Emirati society.

Sheikh Mohammed emphasized, 'In today's federal meeting, we celebrated the winners of the government excellence awards - we honored the best ministry, authority, director-general, federal employee, teacher, principal, and others.

We also recognized entities excelling in public service, communication, innovation, legislation, and continuous development.'

The ceremony spotlighted Sheikh Ammar bin Humaid's visionary leadership in nurturing sustainable governance in Ajman, harmonizing his efforts with federal priorities to ensure societal well-being.

His initiatives, such as Ajman’s 2021 and 2030 visions, and his advocacy for transparent, efficient services, exemplify his dedication.

Acknowledgment also went to Sheikh Theyab bin Mohamed for his significant contributions to projects like the national railway program, which enhances economic integration and supports UAE's sustainable economic growth.

His leadership in 'Emirates Villages' – a billion-dirham project aimed at rejuvenating rural areas, further cements his role in improving the quality of life for all citizens.

Sheikh Mohammed’s comments, shared on his official platform, emphasized ongoing governmental performance and development as perpetual duties in realizing the UAE's future ambitions.

The comprehensive recognition extended included accolades for federal institutions, with the Ministry of Interior and Ministry of Finance recognized for sustainable excellence, and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs honored as a leading entity with over 500 employees.

The awards also spotlighted Faisal Al Bannai for his groundbreaking work in emerging technology and Dr. Rafia Ghubash for her cultural and academic contributions, showcasing personal achievements that inspire national pride.

Such celebrations not only mark the accomplishments of today but set the groundwork for new phases of development towards maintaining the UAE’s esteemed stature globally.

His Highness Sheikh Mohammed's driving message resonates clearly: the nation deserves the best, and its people merit excellence in every service provided.
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