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Al Etihad
a day ago
- Business
- Al Etihad
Tawazun Council awarded ISO Certification for Business Continuity Management
4 June 2025 14:38 ABU DHABI (WAM) Tawazun Council has been awarded the ISO 22301:2019 certification for its Business Continuity Management System (BCMS), a recognition granted to institutions that meet the highest international standards for ensuring operational continuity during crises and unforeseen achievement reflects the Council's ongoing commitment to institutional excellence and strategic certification is accredited by the United Accreditation Foundation (UAF) in the United States. It affirms the Tawazun Council's capability to implement a comprehensive business continuity framework that enhances its institutional resilience and ensures uninterrupted delivery of strategic milestone adds to the Council's previous certifications: ISO 37001:2016 for Anti-Bribery Management Systems and ISO 37301:2021 for Compliance Management Systems, highlighting an integrated approach rooted in transparency, institutional integrity, and effective risk this occasion, Khalifa Al Hameli, Chief Executive Affairs Officer at Tawazun Council, stated, "Being awarded the ISO 22301 certification marks a key milestone in Tawazun Council's institutional development journey. At Tawazun, we view preparedness and proactive risk mitigation as essential pillars of our certification not only reinforces our operational resilience but also strengthens the confidence of our local and international partners in our ability to maintain excellence in all circumstances."He added, 'We are equally proud to have achieved ISO 37001 and ISO 37301 certifications, which reflect the strength of our governance framework and our firm commitment to upholding the highest standards of integrity, efficiency, and institutional reliability. Together, these achievements embody our vision of building a forward-looking national entity that is capable of anticipating and shaping the future in alignment with the UAE's strategic aspirations.' Tawazun Council reiterates its ongoing commitment to enhancing its institutional ecosystem through global best practices, supporting the nation's excellence agenda, and ensuring sustainable performance across all strategic initiatives and operations.
United News of India
29-05-2025
- Business
- United News of India
LIC receives BSI Certification
Hyderabad, May 29 (UNI): LIC of India, the leading Public sector Insurer, has been awarded the ISO 22301:2019 Business Continuity Management System (BCMS) certification from the British Standards Institution (BSI). The ISO 22301:2019 BCMS accreditation recognises the Insurer's ability to maintain robust business continuity practices, ensure uninterrupted services even during unforeseen disruptions, and effectively manage risk, the insurance company said in a release on Thursday. ISO 22301:2019 is an international benchmark for business continuity management, focusing on minimizing operational disruptions and ensuring swift recovery in times of crisis. Achieving this certification enhances LIC's reputation as a resilient organisation that is well-prepared to ensure continuity of services even in the face of unexpected challenges that may arise and serve customers seamlessly. Speaking on this milestone, Siddhartha Mohanty, CEO & Managing Director, LIC said, " Receiving the prestigious ISO 22301:2019 certification stands as a testament to our commitment to ensuring business continuity in the face of any disruptive events and safeguarding the interests of our stakeholders, further strengthening confidence in LIC." "Security and resilience have always been central to LIC's operational philosophy," stated Tablesh Pandey, Managing Director, LIC. "Achieving ISO 22301 certification underscores our unwavering dedication to safeguarding the interests of millions of policyholders by ensuring secure, uninterrupted services, and consistently enhancing our preparedness against disruptions," Pandey added . UNI KNR BD
Bahrain This Week
08-04-2025
- Business
- Bahrain This Week
Foulath Secures ISO 22301 Certification
Foulath Holding Group, the investment company dedicated to the sustainable development and growth of the regional steel industry, has secured the ISO 22301:2019 certification, an internationally recognised standard for excellence in business continuity management. The certification follows a rigorous audit conducted by Det Norske Veritas (DNV), the global leader in assessment, classification, and international accreditation services. This achievement underscores Foulath's commitment to strengthening business resilience and ensuring a swift and efficient response to risks, challenges, and unforeseen disruptions, thereby safeguarding operational continuity and service sustainability. The certification was secured within just two years of implementing the Business Continuity Management System (BCMS) and adhering to international best practices—an impressive milestone that adds to Foulath's distinguished record of achievements. ISO 22301:2019 is a globally recognised standard that provides organisations with a strategic framework to assess potential risks, implement measures to mitigate their impact, and ensure the continuity of critical operations and services during unexpected events. The certification, accredited under UKAS , was granted following an independent and thorough evaluation by DNV as a third-party certification body, covering multiple operational aspects, including process readiness, capabilities, and technological infrastructure. Commenting on this milestone, Dilip George, Group Chief Executive Officer of Foulath Holding Group, stated: ' Dilip George, Group Chief Executive Officer of Foulath Holding Group, commented: 'We are extremely proud to have achieved the ISO 22301:2019 certification, which reflects our commitment to ensuring the continuity of our operations in the face of unforeseen disruptions. This certification demonstrates our proactive approach to safeguarding critical business functions, maintaining resilience, and ensuring we can quickly adapt to challenges. By integrating global best practices through our Business Continuity Management System, we reinforce Foulath's commitment to long-term sustainability and operational resilience, solidifying our position as a reliable and trusted supplier of iron and steel products regionally.' This accomplishment marks the first time that Foulath has received ISO certification at the group level. Previously, both Bahrain Steel and SULB obtained various ISO certifications individually, and plans are underway for SULB Bahrain and SULB Saudi Arabia to secure ISO 22301:2019 accreditation by the end of the year.
Trade Arabia
18-03-2025
- Business
- Trade Arabia
Foulath Achieves ISO 22301:2019 certification
Foulath Holding Group, the investment company dedicated to the sustainable development and growth of the regional steel industry, has secured the ISO 22301:2019 certification, an internationally recognised standard for excellence in business continuity management. The certification follows a rigorous audit conducted by Det Norske Veritas (DNV), the global leader in assessment, classification, and international accreditation services. This achievement underscores Foulath's commitment to strengthening business resilience and ensuring a swift and efficient response to risks, challenges, and unforeseen disruptions, thereby safeguarding operational continuity and service sustainability. The certification was secured within just two years of implementing the Business Continuity Management System (BCMS) and adhering to international best practices—an impressive milestone that adds to Foulath's distinguished record of achievements, the company said. ISO 22301:2019 is a globally recognised standard that provides organisations with a strategic framework to assess potential risks, implement measures to mitigate their impact, and ensure the continuity of critical operations and services during unexpected events. The certification, accredited under UKAS , was granted following an independent and thorough evaluation by DNV as a third-party certification body, covering multiple operational aspects, including process readiness, capabilities, and technological infrastructure. Commenting on this milestone, Dilip George, Group Chief Executive Officer of Foulath Holding Group, stated: "We are extremely proud to have achieved the ISO 22301:2019 certification, which reflects our commitment to ensuring the continuity of our operations in the face of unforeseen disruptions. This certification demonstrates our proactive approach to safeguarding critical business functions, maintaining resilience, and ensuring we can quickly adapt to challenges. By integrating global best practices through our Business Continuity Management System, we reinforce Foulath's commitment to long-term sustainability and operational resilience, solidifying our position as a reliable and trusted supplier of iron and steel products regionally." This accomplishment marks the first time that Foulath has received ISO certification at the group level. Previously, both Bahrain Steel and SULB obtained various ISO certifications individually, and plans are underway for SULB Bahrain and SULB Saudi Arabia to secure ISO 22301:2019 accreditation by the end of the year, the group said. – TradeArabia News Service
Web Release
12-03-2025
- Business
- Web Release
89 entities meet compliance requirements for implementing ‘National Standard for Business Continuity' in Abu Dhabi
By Editor_wr Last updated Mar 12, 2025 The Emergencies, Crisis and Disasters Management Centre – Abu Dhabi (ADCMC) revealed that 89 government and companies have successfully met the compliance requirements for implementing the 'National Standard for Business Continuity' in Abu Dhabi. This achievement follows the first and second rounds of external audits conducted by the Centre, which assessed the preparedness of local entities and companies to manage emergencies and their adherence to the core requirements of the 'National Standard for Business Continuity'. This move greatly highlights the Centre's dedication to bolstering emergency preparedness of various entities across the Emirate. By ensuring constant and uninterrupted delivery of essential services during crises, it aims to strengthen Abu Dhabi's leadership in emergency and crises management. The audit assessed 90 government entities and companies, alongside three private sector organisations, since 2021. It was conducted by a team led by the Centre's representative, accompanied by employees from the Centre and a representative from the National Emergency Crisis and Disaster Management Authority. Shaikha Khamis Al Azeezi, Director of Business Continuity and Alternative Services Department at ADCMC, said: 'The auditing process is a key component of the ADCMC's strategic approach to ensure and enhance Abu Dhabi's preparedness for emergencies and crises. This aligns seamlessly with the Abu Dhabi government's commitment to ensure the safety and security of all residents. This rigorous process evaluates compliance of entities with the local strategic indicator, 'Entities' Compliance percentage to Business Continuity Standard.' Al Azeezi emphasised that ADCMC prioritises robust collaboration and communication with relevant entities during the external audit process. She highlighted that it aligns with their annual plan to communicate with entities and companies across the Emirate to foster awareness on implementing the Business Continuity Management System (BCMS). Furthermore, she stated that the Centre actively promotes a culture of business continuity at all occupational levels by organising general and specialised informative workshops throughout the year. Key achievements in this domain have been achieved by collaboration with strategic partners. These achievements include achieving integration in auditing the Data Recovery Requirements, conducting a comprehensive study in assessing business continuity awareness and knowledge within the Emirate, as well as developing an organisational policy and guidance manual for backup power systems in critical facilities in Abu Dhabi. in addition, the Centre has also managed to establish the Abu Dhabi's 'National Standard for Business Continuity' in the healthcare sector, as a part of Abu Dhabi's National Business Continuity Standards for critical activities and sectors. The ADCMC introduced the AE/SCNS/NCEMA 7000:2021 Standard for Business Continuity Management System to ensure efficient management with the smooth operation of critical services during disruption. It also plays a vital role in ensuring and enhancing the preparedness of essential sectors and activities within the Emirate under all circumstances, including emergencies and crises. ADCMC is dedicated to supporting both government and private entities in the implementation of the BCMS as a core component of their institutional frameworks. This focus aims to ensure the consistent delivery of critical services and uninterrupted operations in all situations. The Centre strives for excellence by developing the Abu Dhabi Standards for Business Continuity across all critical activities in Abu Dhabi. Developing The standard of the healthcare sector has already started, with ongoing efforts to adapt to the local changes. These shifts include the establishment and integration of new institutions, as well as engaging additional entities to measure maturity levels and provide necessary support. In addition, the Centre aims to build and enhance the competences of relevant entities through strategic collaborations and leverage latest advancements to solidify Abu Dhabi's position as a global model in emergency and crisis management. Comments are closed.
