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Mid East Info
30-04-2025
- Business
- Mid East Info
ADCMC successfully concludes Annual ‘Business Continuity and Alternative National Service Forum – Murona' - Middle East Business News and Information
The Emergencies, Crises, and Disasters Management Centre Abu Dhabi (ADCMC) successfully concluded the annual 'Business Continuity and Alternative National Service Forum – Murona', an event that brought together public and private sector entities to elevate crisis management capabilities across the Emirate. Aligned with ADCMC's mission to enhance preparedness and ensure seamless service continuity during emergencies and disasters, this year's Forum was focused on several key themes – including the significance of business continuity, strategic role of alternative services in maintaining operations, and innovative methods of delivering such services. Participants Explored the best practices, shared inspiring success stories, and gained insights from prominent companies such as ADNOC and SEHA. Furthermore, it featured a series of panel discussions exploring the Alternative National Service Program. His Excellency Matar Saeed Al Nuaimi, Director General of ADCMC, emphasised ADCMC's commitment to strengthening and mmaintaining Abu Dhabi's preparedness for emergencies, crises, and disasters, in line with the Emirate's vision to position itself as a leading model in emergency, crisis, and disaster management. H.E. also highlighted that the Centre is dedicated to ensuring compliance with the National Standard for Business Continuity Management System by conducting comprehensive audits and verifications. This approach enables it to identify and resolve any non-compliance issues, ultimately enhancing the Emirate's resilience. His Excellency stated: 'The forum brought together government entities and companies to share knowledge, experiences, and best practices in crisis management. By leveraging past successes and the lessons learned, participants were able to derive innovative and effective strategies. This approach not only enhances procedures but also fosters deeper cooperation among all stakeholders. H.E. emphasised the ADCMC's dedication to encouraging government entities to activate the Alternative National Service Program, which plays a vital role in ensuring business continuity and uninterrupted delivery of essential services during emergencies. H.E. added: 'The program is an integrated system designed to strengthen security and stability by fostering seamless collaboration among various stakeholders.' The Abu Dhabi Emergencies, Crises, and Disasters Management Centre (ADCMC) remains committed to strengthening institutional collaboration through forums that strengthen emergency and crisis response. The Centre places great importance on facilitating discussions on mechanisms to ensure the continuity of vital services, recognising them as a cornerstone for enhancing efficiency, readiness, and proactive preparedness of Abu Dhabi's emergency and crisis response system. As part of this strategic approach, the annual 'Business Continuity and Alternative National Service' Forum convened a diverse group of participants, fostering meaningful dialogue and a shared vision for addressing business continuity challenges.
Zawya
30-04-2025
- Business
- Zawya
ADCMC successfully concludes Annual ‘Business Continuity and Alternative National Service Forum - Murona'
Abu Dhabi, UAE: The Emergencies, Crises, and Disasters Management Centre Abu Dhabi (ADCMC) successfully concluded the annual 'Business Continuity and Alternative National Service Forum – Murona', an event that brought together public and private sector entities to elevate crisis management capabilities across the Emirate. Aligned with ADCMC's mission to enhance preparedness and ensure seamless service continuity during emergencies and disasters, this year's Forum was focused on several key themes – including the significance of business continuity, strategic role of alternative services in maintaining operations, and innovative methods of delivering such services. Participants Explored the best practices, shared inspiring success stories, and gained insights from prominent companies such as ADNOC and SEHA. Furthermore, it featured a series of panel discussions exploring the Alternative National Service Program. His Excellency Matar Saeed Al Nuaimi, Director General of ADCMC, emphasised ADCMC's commitment to strengthening and mmaintaining Abu Dhabi's preparedness for emergencies, crises, and disasters, in line with the Emirate's vision to position itself as a leading model in emergency, crisis, and disaster management. H.E. also highlighted that the Centre is dedicated to ensuring compliance with the National Standard for Business Continuity Management System by conducting comprehensive audits and verifications. This approach enables it to identify and resolve any non-compliance issues, ultimately enhancing the Emirate's resilience. His Excellency stated: 'The forum brought together government entities and companies to share knowledge, experiences, and best practices in crisis management. By leveraging past successes and the lessons learned, participants were able to derive innovative and effective strategies. This approach not only enhances procedures but also fosters deeper cooperation among all stakeholders. H.E. emphasised the ADCMC's dedication to encouraging government entities to activate the Alternative National Service Program, which plays a vital role in ensuring business continuity and uninterrupted delivery of essential services during emergencies. H.E. added: 'The program is an integrated system designed to strengthen security and stability by fostering seamless collaboration among various stakeholders.' The Abu Dhabi Emergencies, Crises, and Disasters Management Centre (ADCMC) remains committed to strengthening institutional collaboration through forums that strengthen emergency and crisis response. The Centre places great importance on facilitating discussions on mechanisms to ensure the continuity of vital services, recognising them as a cornerstone for enhancing efficiency, readiness, and proactive preparedness of Abu Dhabi's emergency and crisis response system. As part of this strategic approach, the annual 'Business Continuity and Alternative National Service' Forum convened a diverse group of participants, fostering meaningful dialogue and a shared vision for addressing business continuity challenges. About ADCMC: The Emergencies, Crises and Disasters Management Centre Abu Dhabi (ADCMC), established under Law No. 22 of 2019, issued by the late Sheikh Khalifa bin Zayed Al Nahyan, aims to significantly boost the Emirate's preparedness for emergencies, crises and disasters. The Centre has devised plans, strategies and policies for disaster, emergency and crises management. It carries out studies, field trips, audits and evaluations to ensure that organisations are prepared to face challenges and recover immediately. The Centre further focusses on improving coordination and knowledge exchange with relevant authorities and stakeholders. The key objective is to improve Abu Dhabi's capabilities to effectively handle crises and emergencies. Vision: Reinforcing crisis readiness. Mission: We Strive to develop Abu Dhabi's emergencies and crises management ecosystem through joint coordination to build and develop capabilities and leveraging leading technologies. Strategic Priorities: Ensured readiness of Emirate of Abu Dhabi in emergencies and crises Strong stakeholders' coordination and raising awareness Elevated ADCMC internal capabilities
Web Release
30-04-2025
- Business
- Web Release
ADCMC kicks off Annual ‘Business Continuity and Alternative National Service - Murona' Forum
By Editor_wr Last updated Apr 30, 2025 Emergencies, Crises and Disasters Management Centre Abu Dhabi (ADCMC) kicked-off the annual 'Business Continuity and Alternative National Service – Murona' Forum to enhance crisis management readiness and ensure the continuity of essential services. The two-day event brings together high-ranking dignitaries and representatives from various government entities. The Forum aims to highlight the ADCMC's crucial role in crisis management, promoting awareness about the significance of business and service continuity, as well as introducing alternative service strategies to sustain operations during emergencies. It also serves as a valuable platform for networking and knowledge exchange among leaders from various sectors and government entities. On the opening day, the 'Abu Dhabi Healthcare Business Continuity Standard' was launched in partnership with the Department of Health Abu Dhabi. This groundbreaking healthcare-focused standard, a global first, is part of a series of continuity management standards set to be introduced for all critical activities in Abu Dhabi to enhance resilience. The standard aims to strengthen the healthcare sector's preparedness and continuity management in healthcare services across the Emirate. The first day also marked the graduation of 129 recruits from three cohorts of the Alternative National Service Program. The Forum further featured discussions on best practices and strategies for ensuring business continuity. Experts and professionals shared their insights and experiences, contributing to a rich exchange of knowledge. Additionally, 21 local organisations that effectively activated the Alternative National Service Program were honoured. In addition to honoring 10 local entities that completed the requirements for compliance with the National Business Continuity Standard in Abu Dhabi. H.E. Matar Al Nuaimi, Director-General of Emergencies, Crises and Disasters Management Centre Abu Dhabi (ADCMC) said: 'The Forum is a testament to the Centre's commitment to enhancing Abu Dhabi's readiness and resilience. It aligns with our leadership's vision and provides a platform for collaboration and knowledge sharing. The introduction of the 'Abu Dhabi Healthcare Business Continuity Standard' is a significant milestone in strengthening the resilience of our healthcare sector. By continuously advancing our emergency, crisis, and disaster management system, we aim to contribute to a secure and sustainable healthcare landscape, ready to tackle future challenges efficiently.' H.E added. H.E Al Nuaimi also underscored the Centre's unwavering commitment to promoting collaboration with involved parties to unify efforts and ensure a comprehensive approach to emergency, crisis, and disaster management. He emphasised that cultivating strategic partnerships and exchanging knowledge is crucial to building resilience across sectors, empowering industries to confront challenges, and preparing them for the future. The ADCMC plays an instrumental role in supporting local organisations in Abu Dhabi to adopt the National Business Continuity Management Standard (NCEMA7000:2021). This involves the audit process to ensure compliance with the National Standard and offer actionable solutions. Furthermore, it is the primary accreditation body in Abu Dhabi overseeing the allocation of recruits to relevant entities, while ensuring their active engagement in annual training and exercise programs. Comments are closed.
Mid East Info
30-04-2025
- Health
- Mid East Info
ADCMC kicks off Annual ‘Business Continuity and Alternative National Service – Murona' Forum - Middle East Business News and Information
The first day of the event witnessed the introduction of the 'Abu Dhabi Healthcare Business Continuity Standard' and the graduation of 129 alternative national services recruits Emergencies, Crises and Disasters Management Centre Abu Dhabi (ADCMC) kicked-off the annual 'Business Continuity and Alternative National Service – Murona' Forum to enhance crisis management readiness and ensure the continuity of essential services. The two-day event brings together high-ranking dignitaries and representatives from various government entities. The Forum aims to highlight the ADCMC's crucial role in crisis management, promoting awareness about the significance of business and service continuity, as well as introducing alternative service strategies to sustain operations during emergencies. It also serves as a valuable platform for networking and knowledge exchange among leaders from various sectors and government entities. On the opening day, the 'Abu Dhabi Healthcare Business Continuity Standard' was launched in partnership with the Department of Health Abu Dhabi. This groundbreaking healthcare-focused standard, a global first, is part of a series of continuity management standards set to be introduced for all critical activities in Abu Dhabi to enhance resilience. The standard aims to strengthen the healthcare sector's preparedness and continuity management in healthcare services across the Emirate. The first day also marked the graduation of 129 recruits from three cohorts of the Alternative National Service Program. The Forum further featured discussions on best practices and strategies for ensuring business continuity. Experts and professionals shared their insights and experiences, contributing to a rich exchange of knowledge. Additionally, 21 local organisations that effectively activated the Alternative National Service Program were honoured. In addition to honoring 10 local entities that completed the requirements for compliance with the National Business Continuity Standard in Abu Dhabi. H.E. Matar Al Nuaimi, Director-General of Emergencies, Crises and Disasters Management Centre Abu Dhabi (ADCMC) said: 'The Forum is a testament to the Centre's commitment to enhancing Abu Dhabi's readiness and resilience. It aligns with our leadership's vision and provides a platform for collaboration and knowledge sharing. The introduction of the 'Abu Dhabi Healthcare Business Continuity Standard' is a significant milestone in strengthening the resilience of our healthcare sector. By continuously advancing our emergency, crisis, and disaster management system, we aim to contribute to a secure and sustainable healthcare landscape, ready to tackle future challenges efficiently.' H.E added. H.E Al Nuaimi also underscored the Centre's unwavering commitment to promoting collaboration with involved parties to unify efforts and ensure a comprehensive approach to emergency, crisis, and disaster management. He emphasised that cultivating strategic partnerships and exchanging knowledge is crucial to building resilience across sectors, empowering industries to confront challenges, and preparing them for the future. The ADCMC plays an instrumental role in supporting local organisations in Abu Dhabi to adopt the National Business Continuity Management Standard (NCEMA7000:2021). This involves the audit process to ensure compliance with the National Standard and offer actionable solutions. Furthermore, it is the primary accreditation body in Abu Dhabi overseeing the allocation of recruits to relevant entities, while ensuring their active engagement in annual training and exercise programs.
Al Etihad
29-04-2025
- Business
- Al Etihad
ADCMC kicks off annual ‘Business Continuity and Alternative National Service - Murona' Forum
29 Apr 2025 18:58 ABU DHABI (WAM)The Emergencies, Crises and Disasters Management Centre Abu Dhabi (ADCMC) kicked off the annual 'Business Continuity and Alternative National Service - Murona' Forum to enhance crisis management readiness and ensure the continuity of essential two-day event brings together high-ranking dignitaries and representatives from various government Forum aims to highlight the ADCMC's crucial role in crisis management, promoting awareness about the significance of business and service continuity, as well as introducing alternative service strategies to sustain operations during emergencies. It also serves as a valuable platform for networking and knowledge exchange among leaders from various sectors and government the opening day, the 'Abu Dhabi Healthcare Business Continuity Standard' was launched in partnership with the Department of Health Abu Dhabi. This groundbreaking healthcare-focused standard, a global first, is part of a series of continuity management standards set to be introduced for all critical activities in Abu Dhabi to enhance resilience. The standard aims to strengthen the healthcare sector's preparedness and continuity management in healthcare services across the first day also marked the graduation of 129 recruits from three cohorts of the Alternative National Service Forum further featured discussions on best practices and strategies for ensuring business continuity. Experts and professionals shared their insights and experiences, contributing to a rich exchange of knowledge. Additionally, 21 local organisations that effectively activated the Alternative National Service Program were honoured. In addition to honouring 10 local entities that completed the requirements for compliance with the National Business Continuity Standard in Abu Al Nuaimi, Director-General of ADCMC, said, 'The Forum is a testament to the Centre's commitment to enhancing Abu Dhabi's readiness and resilience. It aligns with our leadership's vision and provides a platform for collaboration and knowledge introduction of the 'Abu Dhabi Healthcare Business Continuity Standard' is a significant milestone in strengthening the resilience of our healthcare sector. By continuously advancing our emergency, crisis, and disaster management system, we aim to contribute to a secure and sustainable healthcare landscape, ready to tackle future challenges efficiently," he Nuaimi also underscored the Centre's unwavering commitment to promoting collaboration with involved parties to unify efforts and ensure a comprehensive approach to emergency, crisis, and disaster management. He emphasised that cultivating strategic partnerships and exchanging knowledge is crucial to building resilience across sectors, empowering industries to confront challenges, and preparing them for the future.
