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Sharjah 24
20-03-2025
- Business
- Sharjah 24
12th SGCA launches with new standards
His Excellency Dr. Ali bin Qassim Al Lawati reviewed details of the 12th edition of the award, the importance of developing its standards, and its role in enhancing impact and sustainability in communication practices. This was during the Government Communication Talk Forum, organised by Sharjah Government Media Bureau, in the presence of a number of officials, experts, and specialists in the field of government communication . Speaking exclusively to Sharjah 24, His Excellency Dr. Ali bin Qassim Al Lawati emphasised that the award continues to consolidate its global standing by updating its criteria annually to keep pace with recent developments in the government communication sector. He emphasised the importance of the award in enhancing communication performance at the local and international levels . Continuous Development of the Award's Criteria to Enhance Impact and Sustainability His Excellency Dr. Ali bin Qassim Al Lawati explained that one of the award's most important criteria is achieving impact through the use of modern tools and sustainable communication solutions. He noted that such criteria are developed each year to keep pace with global changes in the field of government communication, reflecting the award's commitment to supporting excellence and innovation in government communication locally and internationally . Expanding Covered Sectors and Strengthening Communication Partnerships Al Lawati added that the award has gained global recognition, encompassing multiple sectors such as health, economics, education, and other vital areas. He emphasised that government communication is no longer limited to internal communication alone, but rather includes building strategic partnerships with various entities and institutions to enhance the effectiveness and impact of communication policies . Renewed Vision for the Future The jury member concluded by emphasising that SGCA is making steady progress toward developing the government communication sector in accordance with the highest international standards. The award seeks to continually expand its categories and criteria, contributing to enhancing the quality of government communication work and supporting the sustainability of innovative solutions in this field .
Al Etihad
19-03-2025
- Business
- Al Etihad
Sultan bin Ahmed attends Government Communication Talk Forum
20 Mar 2025 02:39 SHARJAH (WAM)H.H. Sheikh Sultan bin Ahmed bin Sultan Al Qasimi, Deputy Ruler of Sharjah and Chairman of the Sharjah Media Council, attended the launch of the Sharjah Government Media Bureau's new "Distinguished Communication Imprint in Quality of Life" category at category, introduced as part of the Sharjah Government Communication Award (SGCA), recognises government entities and institutions in Sharjah. Nominations for the award categories will open on March 20, announcement was made during the Annual Government Communication Talk Forum, which gathers members of the Government Communication Network in Sharjah. The forum provides a platform for government entities to exchange experiences and discuss successful communication strategies that can be shared and implemented introduction of the new category at the forum offers government entities the chance to prepare for and compete in the "Distinguished Communication Imprint in Quality of Life" category. The winner will be recognised at the Sharjah Government Communication Award ceremony, held during the 14th edition of the International Government Communication Sharjah Government Communication Award showcases innovative initiatives by the Sharjah government that positively impact individuals and society. It also underscores efforts towards sustainable development and promotes communication methods that build trust between government institutions and the public. The award aims to spread best practices in government communication and serve as a model for others to forum explored the objectives of the newly introduced category, which focuses on government entities in the emirate. It aims to encourage the development of innovative communication practices that enhance quality of life, improve food security, and support sustainable development goals. The forum also reviewed the judging and evaluation process for government entities nominated for the award showcased their projects under the "Distinguished Communication Imprint for Quality of Life" category, including the Department of Housing, the Department of Agriculture and Livestock, and Bee'ah Department of Housing showcased its initiative to enhance the housing environment and offer sustainable housing solutions. The Department of Agriculture and Livestock highlighted its projects supporting food security, smart systems, and agricultural sustainability through awareness campaigns and effective communication. Bee'ah Group presented its efforts to promote environmental sustainability and improve quality of life by implementing innovative communication Government Communication Talk Forum featured several practical discussions and recommendations centered around best communication practices, along with strategies for developing innovative communication approaches that align with technological advancements and societal needs. Attendees also emphasised the importance of integrating modern technologies and smart solutions to support sustainability efforts and enhance quality of the sidelines of the forum, H.H. Sheikh Sultan bin Ahmed Al Qasimi met with the Chairman and members of the Sharjah Government Communication Award Jury, where he was briefed on the award's history, its categories, key achievements, and future goals.H.H. Sheikh Sultan heard the committee members' recommendations, which aim to enhance the award's visibility, reinforce its leadership in the awards sector, improve transparency, and utilise the experiences of winning entities and institutions to further the award's mission and Sharjah Government Communication Award has played a key role in fostering the development of innovative communication strategies that surpass traditional methods, encouraging the creative integration of technology and artificial intelligence to create a positive and sustainable impact. The forum was attended by Eng. Khalid Butti Al Muhairi, Chairman of the Department of Housing; Khaled Al Huraimel, CEO of Bee'ah Group; Tariq Saeed Allay, Director General of the Sharjah Government Media Bureau; Hassan Yaqoub Al Mansouri, Secretary General of the Sharjah Media Council; Aisha Rashid Deemas, Director General of the Sharjah Museums Authority; and a number of senior officials, members of the Sharjah Government Communication Award jury, media professionals, and members of the Government Communication Network.
Sharjah 24
19-03-2025
- Business
- Sharjah 24
Sultan bin Ahmed attends Government Communication Talk Forum
Introduction of the new category This category, introduced as part of the Sharjah Government Communication Award (SGCA), recognises government entities and institutions in Sharjah. Nominations for the award categories will open on March 20, 2025. Announcement during the Government Communication Talk Forum The announcement was made during the Annual Government Communication Talk Forum, which gathers members of the Government Communication Network in Sharjah. The forum provides a platform for government entities to exchange experiences and discuss successful communication strategies that can be shared and implemented effectively. New category provides opportunity for government entities The introduction of the new category at the forum offers government entities the chance to prepare for and compete in the "Distinguished Communication Imprint in Quality of Life" category. The winner will be recognised at the Sharjah Government Communication Award ceremony, held during the 14th edition of the International Government Communication Forum. Speech by Mohammed Jalal Al Raisi Mohammed Jalal Al Raisi, Chairman of the Jury, gave a speech at the forum, highlighting the award's role in evolving government communication strategies to adapt to rapid changes and improve communication between government entities and the public. Focus of the Sharjah Government Communication Award The Sharjah Government Communication Award showcases innovative initiatives by the Sharjah government that positively impact individuals and society. It also underscores efforts towards sustainable development and promotes communication methods that build trust between government institutions and the public. The award aims to spread best practices in government communication and serve as a model for others to follow. Forum explores new category's objectives The forum explored the objectives of the newly introduced category, which focuses on government entities in the emirate. It aims to encourage the development of innovative communication practices that enhance quality of life, improve food security, and support sustainable development goals. The forum also reviewed the judging and evaluation process for participants. Government entities showcase their projects Several government entities nominated for the award showcased their projects under the "Distinguished Communication Imprint for Quality of Life" category, including the Department of Housing, the Department of Agriculture and Livestock, and Bee'ah Group. Initiatives presented by government entities The Department of Housing showcased its initiative to enhance the housing environment and offer sustainable housing solutions. The Department of Agriculture and Livestock highlighted its projects supporting food security, smart systems, and agricultural sustainability through awareness campaigns and effective communication. Bee'ah Group presented its efforts to promote environmental sustainability and improve quality of life by implementing innovative communication strategies. Practical discussions at the Forum The Government Communication Talk Forum featured several practical discussions and recommendations centered around best communication practices, along with strategies for developing innovative communication approaches that align with technological advancements and societal needs. Attendees also emphasised the importance of integrating modern technologies and smart solutions to support sustainability efforts and enhance quality of life. Sheikh Sultan bin Ahmed Al Qasimi's meeting with the Jury On the sidelines of the forum, His Highness Sheikh Sultan bin Ahmed Al Qasimi met with the Chairman and members of the Sharjah Government Communication Award Jury, where he was briefed on the award's history, its categories, key achievements, and future goals. Recommendations from the Jury His Highness also heard the committee members' recommendations, which aim to enhance the award's visibility, reinforce its leadership in the awards sector, improve transparency, and utilise the experiences of winning entities and institutions to further the award's mission and objectives. Jury's evaluation criteria The jury evaluates all categories based on key criteria, including innovation and creativity, social impact, effective communication, measurement metrics, and sustainability. This approach ensures the selection of initiatives that make a meaningful and lasting impact on individuals and society. Contribution to innovative communication strategies The Sharjah Government Communication Award has played a key role in fostering the development of innovative communication strategies that surpass traditional methods, encouraging the creative integration of technology and artificial intelligence to create a positive and sustainable impact. Attendees of the Forum The forum was attended by Eng. Khalid Butti Al Muhairi, Chairman of the Department of Housing; Khaled Al Huraimel, CEO of Bee'ah Group; Tariq Saeed Allay, Director General of the Sharjah Government Media Bureau; Hassan Yaqoub Al Mansouri, Secretary General of the Sharjah Media Council; Aisha Rashid Deemas, Director General of the Sharjah Museums Authority; and a number of senior officials, members of the Sharjah Government Communication Award jury, media professionals, and members of the Government Communication Network.
