UAE government launched a new-generation of 'On-Demand Government Services' that reaches citizens in their homes and residences aiming to enhance customer experiences via state-of-the-art technologies, announced Ruler of Dubai and Prime Minister Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum.
The Prime Minister explained that the services aim to reach the user anywhere via cars that are mobile governmental service center.
Sheikh Mohammed made his remarks during the UAE Government's second Annual Meetings in Abu Dhabi.
Ruler of Dubai stressed the importance of utilizing digital tools in the design and implementation of government services.
"We want the UAE Government to develop unique services using innovative tools and advanced technologies that contribute towards providing the best services in the world.”
Crown Prince of Abu Dhabi and Deputy Supreme Commander of the UAE Armed Forces, Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed, said the government meetings have become a nation-wide platform to shape the UAE's future by further unifying government efforts towards attaining sustainable development.
"The UAE Government's experience in excellence reflects our nation's vision that priorities sustainable development practices with a focus on innovative services models and community-oriented initiatives."
The two-day UAE Government's Annual Meetings, which ended on Wednesday, were co-chaired by Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid and Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed. It saw the attendance of dignitaries, heads of UAE executive boards, ministers, heads of federal government bodies, heads of local government agencies, federal, local, and regional directors, along with assistant agents and executives.
Meanwhile, UAE President Sheikh Khalifa bin Zayed Al Nahyan, has issued a law to establish the Emirates Water and Electricity Company(EWEC) as a "public shareholding company".
EWEC will replace the Abu Dhabi Water and Electricity Company (ADWEC) and will be under the umbrella Abu Dhabi Power Corporation.
EWEC was established following the recommendations of the UAE Government Annual Meetings.
A team of 500 public servant are working together to brainstorm innovative ideas that will shape the UAE over the course of the next five-decades, according to Minister of Cabinet Affairs and the Future Mohammed bin Abdullah al-Gergawi.
The Minister revealed the team’s strength during the closing session of the annual meeting on Wednesday, during which he was discussing the UAE’s Centennial 2071 plan, which the country hopes will make it the world’s most advanced country in time for the 100th anniversary of its establishment.
He added that the UAE 2071 plan is based on four aspects: education, the economy, government development and community cohesion to reach “best country in the world” stage.
