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Al Etihad
6 days ago
- Business
- Al Etihad
Abu Dhabi Pension Fund to relocate Bani Yas customer service centre to Mohamed bin Zayed City
25 July 2025 00:37 ABU DHABI (ALETIHAD)The Abu Dhabi Pension Fund is relocating its Customer Happiness Centre at the Municipal Community Centre in Bani Yas area to the Municipal Community Centre in Mohamed bin Zayed City. The move will take effect on Monday, July 28, the Fund has announced. This relocation — carried out in cooperation with the Department of Municipalities and Transport (DMT), represented by Abu Dhabi City Municipality — aligns with the Fund's commitment to enhancing customer experience. It is also part of a broader strategy to develop service delivery channels, ensuring easier access and reflecting the Fund's dedication to continuously improving its new office will operate from 7:30am to 3:00p.m., Monday to Thursday, and from 7:30am to 12:00pm on can continue to access the Fund's services digitally through the unified government platform TAMM. The public is encouraged to use these digital services, which offer a quick, flexible, and user-friendly experience that supports the Fund's goal of delivering efficient and innovative service. The Fund expressed its sincere thanks and appreciation to DMT, represented by Abu Dhabi City Municipality, as well as the Municipal Community Centres in Bani Yas and Mohamed bin Zayed City, for their cooperation in facilitating the transition. Source: Aletihad - Abu Dhabi
Time of India
17-07-2025
- Business
- Time of India
UAE: Abu Dhabi Municipality wins 11 awards at Harvard Business Council International Awards in London
Abu Dhabi City Municipality's 2025 awards were earned from a competitive pool of over 4,000 applications and 5,500 assessment hours/ Image: WAM TL;DR Abu Dhabi City Municipality won 11 awards at the 2025 Harvard Business Council International Awards. Recognitions spanned innovation, executive leadership, digital transformation, and women's leadership. The awards ceremony was held at the Royal Society of Arts in London. The municipality was honored as a Gold Sponsor for its key role in the event. The win follows Abu Dhabi Customs' 6-award achievement in 2024, highlighting the UAE's continued excellence in governance. A Historic Performance in London Abu Dhabi City Municipality has set a new benchmark in public service excellence by securing 11 prestigious awards at the 2025 Harvard Business Council (HBC) International Awards, held at the historic Royal Society of Arts, Manufactures, and Commerce (RSA) in London. This remarkable feat marks the municipality's most significant performance to date at the HBC Awards, both in terms of the number of awards won and the diversity of categories represented. The accolades spanned key areas such as innovation, leadership, professional excellence, and the empowerment of women in public service, reflecting the municipality's strategic vision, operational efficiency, and commitment to global best practices. As reported by WAM, Emirates News Agency, Ahmed Fadhel Almehairbi, Acting Director-General of Abu Dhabi City Municipality, expressed immense pride in the achievement: 'These awards affirm the high standards and professionalism of our teams across all sectors. Their efforts continue to position Abu Dhabi City Municipality as a leader in public service innovation and institutional excellence,' he said. He further added that this recognition aligns with the Emirate's broader vision: 'This achievement aligns with the vision of Abu Dhabi's leadership and reinforces the municipality's commitment to continuous improvement and to delivering modern, integrated services that meet the evolving needs of the community and stakeholders.' by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like The Most Successful Way of Intraday Trading is "Market Profile" TradeWise Learn More Undo Recognized Excellence Across 11 Categories The 2025 HBC International Awards, hosted during the AI & Innovation Convention, spotlighted standout institutions and professionals across 30 global categories. From a competitive pool of 4,172 applications and over 5,500 assessment hours, 63 winners were selected, highlighting innovation, AI adoption, sustainability, and excellence in governance. Abu Dhabi City Municipality emerged as a clear standout with the following recognitions: Corporate and Innovation Excellence HBC Gold Sponsor Recognition Level: Gold Sponsor Recipient: Abu Dhabi City Municipality HBC Innovation Award Level: Gold Recipient: Abu Dhabi City Municipality HBC Innovative Idea Award Level: Gold Recipient: Abu Dhabi City Municipality Professional and Individual Achievements HBC Professional Award Level: Diamond Recipient: Yasmeen Saadah Achievement: National leader in smart city strategy and urban policy transformation. HBC Professional Award Level: Gold Recipient: Aisha Yousef Alali Achievement: Led strategic investment initiatives for sustainable urban development . HBC Professional Award Level: Gold Recipient: Khalid Khamis Almarzooqi Achievement: Advanced AI-driven inspections and virtual training systems. HBC Professional Award Level: Gold Recipient: Mouza Ibraheem Alhammadi Achievement: Pioneered digital transformation in engineering and service excellence. Recognition of Women Leaders HBC Women Leader Award Level: Gold Recipient: Eng. Muna Alhadrami Achievement: Contributions to engineering and infrastructure innovation. HBC Women Leader Award Level: Gold Recipient: Fatima Salem Alali Achievement: Innovations in municipal service delivery. HBC Women Leader Award Level: Gold Recipient: Sara Ahmed Albraiki Achievement: Enhanced operational efficiency through smart systems. HBC Women Leader Award Level: Gold Recipient: Khadejah Mohamed Almansoori Achievement: Excellence in policy planning and digital engagement. Leadership Distinction HBC Distinguished Leadership Award Level: Diamond Recipient: H.E. Salem Sultan Almemari Achievement: Visionary leadership and strategic impact in urban governance. The Broader Impact and Context The 2025 convention also featured the global launch of the Intelligent Sustainable Excellence (ISE) Model, signaling a new direction in how organizations assess and implement long-term, sustainable performance. These awards reflect Abu Dhabi City Municipality's elevated role as a global benchmark in smart, sustainable governance, made even more significant by its active participation as a Gold Sponsor, a contribution that was formally recognized and appreciated by the HBC International Awards Foundation. Abu Dhabi City Municipality continues to carry the banner of urban innovation, following a legacy that dates back to its founding in 1962. Originally tasked with planning and maintaining roads, lighting, sewage, landscaping, agriculture, and markets, its role has since expanded dramatically. Today, it stands as a central force in executing the wise leadership's vision for infrastructure development and sustainable urban transformation in the Emirate of Abu Dhabi. A Broader Pattern of UAE Excellence This isn't the first time that Abu Dhabi's public institutions have dominated on the HBC international stage. As reported in 2024, Abu Dhabi Customs received six gold awards at the HBC International Awards in New York City, including categories such as: Human Resources Award Innovation Award Smart Application Award (IT) Procurement Award (Service Management) Executive Awards (Human Resources and Strategic Development) These achievements reflect a consistent national commitment to global excellence, institutional development, and digital transformation.
Al Etihad
17-07-2025
- Business
- Al Etihad
'Abu Dhabi Municipality' wins 11 awards at Harvard Business Council International Awards
17 July 2025 11:28 ABU DHABI (WAM)Abu Dhabi City Municipality has won 11 prestigious awards at the 2025 Harvard Business Council International Awards. This accomplishment underscores the municipality's commitment to excellence, innovation, and the adoption of international best practices across all areas of its Fadhel Almehairbi, Acting Director-General of Abu Dhabi City Municipality, expressed pride in the achievement and emphasised the vital role played by the municipality's dedicated teams in securing this recognition.'These awards affirm the high standards and professionalism of our teams across all sectors. Their efforts continue to position Abu Dhabi City Municipality as a leader in public service innovation and institutional excellence,' he noted that this achievement aligns with the vision of Abu Dhabi's leadership and reinforces the municipality's commitment to continuous improvement and to delivering modern, integrated services that meet the evolving needs of the community and stakeholders. This year marks the municipality's most significant performance at the Harvard Business Council Awards—both in terms of the number of awards received and the diversity of categories honoured. These included critical areas such as executive leadership, women's leadership, innovation, and professional excellence.
Al Etihad
29-06-2025
- General
- Al Etihad
Over 50,000 seedlings distributed to residents in Abu Dhabi's sustainability push
29 June 2025 23:44 AMEINAH ALZEYOUDI (ABU DHABI) Several Abu Dhabi residents have received some seedlings to plant and grow in their homes and neighbourhoods as the municipality launched its latest community-focused sustainability initiative. Abu Dhabi City Municipality — on behalf of the Department of Municipalities and Transport — on Saturday launched its 'Planting for a Sustainable Tomorrow' drive, which seeks to engage the community in enhancing urban spaces by creating more pockets of greenery. Under the initiative, as many as 45,000 flower seedlings and 7,000 assorted plant seedlings have been distributed to residents in several areas, including Al Shamkha, Al Khatim, Al Wathba, Al Adla, Al Riyadh, and Al residents expressed their enthusiasm upon receiving the seedlings."I've always wanted to have a small garden at home, but never knew where to start,' said Saeed Al Mohramai, who lives in Al Shamkha. 'Receiving these seedlings gave me the motivation I needed. It feels great to know I'm doing something good for my community and the planet.'By providing free seedlings to the community, Abu Dhabi City Municipality aims to instil a greater sense of environmental stewardship while encouraging sustainable practices at the grassroots Al Remeithi, another local resident, emphasised the initiative's long-term value: 'These plants will not only make our neighborhood more beautiful, but they also represent a step toward sustainability. We feel proud to be part of something that benefits future generations.'Another recipient, Aisha Mansour, lauded how the government 'cares about involving people in positive change'. '[The initiative] gave us a sense of ownership over our surroundings and inspired us to keep our area green and clean,' she said.
Time Out Abu Dhabi
21-04-2025
- Time Out Abu Dhabi
New fines up to Dhs4,000 announced in Abu Dhabi: Here's what you need to know
Think before you pour – your garden hose runoff could cost you more than just a dirty look from the neighbours. Abu Dhabi isn't playing when it comes to keeping its streets clean, dry, and Instagram-ready. The capital has just announced tougher penalties for anyone caught dumping liquid waste into public areas – and yes, that includes that oddly suspicious puddle forming outside your villa. In an effort to keep the city gleaming (and to stop random mini-lagoons from popping up on the pavement), the Abu Dhabi City Municipality has introduced a new round of fines aimed at stopping the improper disposal of liquid waste. The breakdown is simple, and pricey. Under Clause No. 35 of Law No. 2 of 2012: First-time offenders will be fined Dhs1,000 Second-time rule-breakers will be hit with Dhs2,000 Repeat offenders? That'll be Dhs4,000, thank you very much. The crackdown covers everything from dumping wastewater in public to letting your AC drain all over the pavement. وضعت دائرة البلديات والنقل لوائح وقوانين لمنع تسريب المواد السائلة أو ما في حكمها، حفاظًا على الأماكن العامة وفقًا للقانون رقم 2 لسنة 2012، لضمان بيئة حضرية مستدامة. لنتعهد معًا بالحفاظ على مساحاتنا العامة.#ابوظبي #عام_المجتمع #Abudhabi #Yearofcommunity — دائرة البلديات والنقل (@AbuDhabiDMT) April 19, 2025 And the authorities aren't just asking – they're also calling on residents to report any soggy wrongdoing they spot around town. Images shared on the municipality's social media accounts show exactly the sort of behaviour that could land you in hot water (pun intended) – think murky puddles outside residential buildings and streams of liquid. So, next time you're tempted to rinse out that bucket onto the street or wash your car like it's a Fast & Furious outtake, remember that even water waste comes with a bill. Living in the UAE When is the next public holiday? Here's when you'll have your next day off 5 unexpected Emirates ID perks you should seriously be using And yes, they all make our lives a little bit easier 12 brilliant day trips from Abu Dhabi for when you need to escape the city And some of them are free
