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Al Etihad
4 days ago
- Politics
- Al Etihad
Saif bin Zayed attends graduation of 12th National Defense Course
9 June 2025 23:46 ABU DHABI (WAM)His Highness Lieutenant General Sheikh Saif bin Zayed Al Nahyan, UAE Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of the Interior, attended the graduation ceremony of the 12th National Defense Course (2024–2025) held at the National Defence College headquarters in Abu event was also attended by Mohammed bin Mubarak bin Fadel Al Mazrouei, Minister of State for Defense Affairs, along with a number of senior officials and Highness Sheikh Saif congratulated the graduates on their diligent efforts and effective performance throughout their academic education and field-based vocational training at the college. He praised their high capabilities and competence, reflecting their readiness to continue supporting the UAE's path toward sustainable development, especially in the areas of national security, defense, sustainability, and Highness also commended the outstanding work carried out by the National Defense College, which has become a beacon and model in strategic thinking and leadership college continues to supply the country with qualified national talent and prepare military and security cadres with the resources necessary to be highly prepared to face various events and challenges—thereby strengthening the country's security and safeguarding its national his speech during the ceremony, Staff Brigadier Saeed Hassan Mohamed Alyammahi, Commandant of the National Defense College, emphasised the college's pride in graduating a group of national leaders in both military and civilian sectors, who completed an intensive academic year in a strategic educational environment. The environment is designed to prepare leaders capable of understanding and analysing the national security system comprehensively, and engaging with regional and international geopolitical challenges and further noted that the college annually strives to enhance its academic programmes in line with national priorities, boosting the readiness of Emirati professionals to address security, geopolitical, economic, and technological challenges through the development of strategic thinking, foresight, and year's course was held under the theme Year of Community, launched by the wise leadership to recognise the importance of social cohesion and national awareness in strengthening national security—a value the college integrated throughout the curriculum for this cohort, he added. At the conclusion of the ceremony, His Highness Sheikh Saif honoured the graduates.
Observer
27-01-2025
- Politics
- Observer
NDC delegation explores role of Shura
MUSCAT: Khalid Hilal Al Ma'awali, Chairman of Majlis As'shura, received Rear Admiral Ali bin Abdullah bin Mohammed Al Shidi, Commandant of the National Defense College, along with the academic staff and participants of the 12th National Defense Course. The visit was part of the college's academic programme, which includes field trips to key institutions in Oman, aimed at understanding their roles and functions as outlined in the Basic Statute of the State. At the outset of the meeting, Al Maawali welcomed the delegation, commending the vital role played by the National Defense College in enhancing the skills of Omani professionals and refining their capabilities. He highlighted the college's contribution to nurturing national talent, in line with the leadership's vision for the development and empowerment of Omani human resources. The visiting delegation expressed their interest in understanding the evolution of the Shura, its significant contributions to Oman's legislative process, and its oversight of governmental performance. They emphasized their admiration for the Council's alignment with Oman Vision 2040 and its role in supporting the nation's renewed renaissance. As part of their visit, the delegation toured the Council's main chamber, where they were briefed on the electronic voting mechanisms and advanced digital systems utilized during deliberations. They also visited the Oman Council Library to gain a deeper understanding of the resources available to support legislative and oversight functions. The meeting was attended by Ahmed Mohammed al Nadabi, Secretary-General of the Shura Council, along with several members of the Council.
Times of Oman
27-01-2025
- Politics
- Times of Oman
National Defence College delegation explores the roles and mandates of Shura Council
Muscat: Khalid Hilal Al Ma'awali, Chairman of the Shura Council, received Rear Admiral Ali bin Abdullah bin Mohammed Al Shidi, Commandant of the National Defence College, along with the academic staff and participants of the 12th National Defense Course on Monday. The visit was part of the college's academic programme, which includes field trips to key institutions in Oman, aimed at understanding their roles and functions as outlined in the Basic Statute of the State. At the outset of the meeting, Al Ma'awali welcomed the delegation, commending the vital role played by the National Defence College in enhancing the skills of Omani professionals and refining their capabilities. He highlighted the college's contribution to nurturing national talent, in line with the leadership's vision for the development and empowerment of Omani human resources. The visiting delegation expressed their interest in understanding the evolution of the Shura Council, its significant contributions to Oman's legislative process, and its oversight of governmental performance. They emphasised their admiration for the Council's alignment with Oman Vision 2040 and its role in supporting the nation's renewed renaissance. During a visual presentation led by Al Ma'awali, the delegation was introduced to the Council's legislative and oversight powers. Al Ma'awali detailed the Council's authority in discussing and approving draft laws referred by the government, proposing new legislation, and amending existing laws. He also touched on the Council's role in reviewing economic and social agreements. The presentation included statistical insights into the Council's legislative achievements and its active use of oversight tools during the current and past terms. He highlighted key laws reviewed by the Council, many of which were issued as Royal Decrees, and shed light on the collaborative efforts between the Shura Council and the Council of Ministers to address national priorities and achieve shared objectives for the public good. As part of their visit, the delegation toured the Council's main chamber, where they were briefed on the electronic voting mechanisms and advanced digital systems utilised during deliberations. They also visited the Oman Council Library to gain a deeper understanding of the resources available to support legislative and oversight functions. The meeting was attended by Ahmed Mohammed Al Nadabi, Secretary- General of the Shura Council, along with several members of the Council.
