Делегация ADJD приняла участие в Форуме будущих лидеров в свете глобальных изменений

ADJD delegation participates in the Forum of Future Leaders in the light of global changes Abu Dhabi, 22 July 2018 A delegation from the Abu Dhabi Judicial Department (ADJD) participated in the forum of future leaders in the light of the global changes "A new era – new requirements", organized by the Arab Administrative Development Organization of the League of Arab States in Cairo last week. The ADJD delegation was composed of Dr. Salah Khamis Al Junaibi, Director of the Corporate Communication and International Cooperation Sector, Ahmed Al Marzouqi, Director of Internal Operations and Support Sector, and Tariq Al Kindi, Administrative Director of the Enforcement Division. The importance of the forum lies in the interest in training leadership cadre capable of managing the workplace and keeping abreast of new challenges and global changes in order to meet the expectations and aspirations of customers of public and private entities. This is because it is required to keep abreast of modern trends in leaders development starting from sourcing, training, skills development, performance evaluation and motivation. The three-day forum addressed the strategic challenges and changes in the leadership systems and management of public and private institutions, introduction to global and Arab expertise and experiences in the selection and development, performance management and motivation of future leaders. In addition to the strengthening of the role of leaders in improving the performance of institutions in order to meet the expectations and aspirations of the beneficiaries of their services. The Forum's interlocutors focused on the future factors in which public, private and community institutions work, future changes in management systems, competencies required, future roles of leaders, success criteria and leadership patterns. Participants in the Forum reviewed the importance of using ICTs to improve the performance of public functions and services, and the use of digital technologies to transform government processes in a manner that improves effectiveness. Participants also pointed out the steps needed to increase the demand for e-services through the development of a unified infrastructure that would allow the delivery of the various services using multiple channels and a one-stop shop, and taking measures aiming at enhancing public confidence in electronic and other transactions carried out in a digital environment. They also highlighted the need to promote the development of appropriate and user-friendly content and services and implement programs that improve access to services with minimal effort and cost. Moreover, the Forum addressed the advantages of e-government portals to promote the quality and efficiency of public service delivery, increase the related costs of delivery, and contribute to confidence-building between the customer and the entity by promoting direct interaction and making the information accessible more easily, as well as reducing the administrative burden on the business sector and saving procedures implementation time.