In line with its commitment to support the UAE government’s goal of eliminating bureaucracy, the Ministry of Energy and Infrastructure organized an informative forum for government entities focused on the enhanced mechanism for evaluating federal buildings. This event saw the participation of several governmental institutions and welcomed a distinguished group of ministry employees and asset management specialists.
The purpose of the forum was to increase governmental awareness regarding the digital mechanisms developed for building assessments, which were established under the “Elimination of Bureaucracy” initiative. This aims to streamline government procedures, expedite services, and improve the overall experience for stakeholders, solidifying the UAE’s status as a global benchmark in governmental performance efficiency.
The forum showcased innovative models aimed at minimizing procedural steps and reducing the time frames associated with managing federal buildings, ultimately enhancing operational efficiency and adding value to the management of government assets.
Additionally, the event featured discussion panels that explored ways to redesign processes based on flexible and effective principles, fostering collaboration and integration among various stakeholders.
The forum exemplified the ministry’s approach to involving partners and stakeholders in the service development process by redesigning procedures to make them more flexible and effective. This contributes to speeding up operations, minimizing unnecessary requirements, and enhancing stakeholder satisfaction.
The presentation of innovative models also reflected the UAE’s strategic direction towards creating a more agile, innovative, and sustainable governmental framework. The ministry is dedicated to adopting global best practices in management and enhancing collaborative efforts to achieve the objectives of the “We are the Emirates 2031” vision through the development of world-class governmental services.