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Mid East Info
24-02-2025
- Business
- Mid East Info
IDEX and NAVDEX 2025 Conclude with a Total of AED 25.15 Billion in Deals - Middle East Business News and Information
Tawazun Council announced 15 deals valued at AED 1.43 billion with both local and international companies. This brought the total number of deals signed during the five-day exhibition to 55, with a total value of AED 25.15 billion, marked a 10% growth compared to the 2023 edition. The total contracts signed amounted to AED 3.97 billion on the first day, AED 5.80 billion on the second day, AED 10.18 billion on the third day, and AED 3.77 billion on the fourth day. The announcement was made during a press conference attended by Majed Ahmed Al Jabri, Mohamed Saif Al Zaabi, and Mahra Bilal Al Dhaheri, the official spokespersons for Tawazun Council, who shared details about the council's agreements for the Ministry of Defense at the exhibitions, which were held under the patronage of His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, President of the UAE, and organized by ADNEC Group, in collaboration with the Ministry of Defense and Tawazun Council. Mahra Bilal Al Dhaheri revealed that the total value of local deals on the fifth and final day of the exhibitions reached 11 deals worth AED 766.3 million. Among them were three contracts with 'International Golden Group': the first for purchasing ammunition valued at AED 145.3 million, the second for renewing licenses and programs for the Electronic Medical File System (HIS) infrastructure, worth AED 180 million, and the third for purchasing military uniforms and equipment valued at AED 136.8 million. Other notable local deals included contracts with 'Al Jaber Land Systems' for the provision of support services and spare parts for trailers worth AED 28 million, 'Itqan AL Khaleej Computers' for the development of infrastructure for the Ministry of Defense's ' Sheryan' system valued at AED 74.1 million, and 'Al Taif' for maintenance services of air defense systems worth AED 29 million. A contract was awarded to 'e-Marine' for maintenance and repair services of submarine cables for the Sharyan Network project, valued at AED 30 million. Additionally, an AED 25 million contract was signed with 'Trans Orient' for technical support services for Armed Forces vehicles. Another agreement, worth AED 22.5 million, was secured with 'Al Aberah Electrical' Works to provide technical support. Furthermore, 'Fast Marine' was contracted to supply inspection boats for AED 68.8 million, while the final deal involved 'Etimad Strategic Security Solutions', which secured an AED 26.8 million contract for the purchase of a specialized vehicle. Mohamed Saif Al Zaabi highlighted that the total value of international deals on the fifth day of the 'IDEX and NAVDEX 2025' exhibitions amounted to 4 contracts worth AED 661.6 million. These included a contract with US-based ' Lockheed Martin ' for the alignment of new Sidewinder missiles, valued at AED 429.4 million, and a contract with US-based ' INSITU ' for maintenance, repair, and sustainment services for drone systems, valued at AED 55.1 million. The deals also included an agreement with French company ' Safran Helicopter Engines ' for technical and engineering support services, as well as the supply of spare parts for aircraft engines, valued at AED 23.6 million. Additionally, a contract was signed with South Africa's ' GEW Technologies ' for the purchase of a wireless jamming system worth AED 153.5 million. Majed Ahmed Al Jabri emphasized that the success of IDEX and NAVDEX 2025 highlights the UAE's prominent position as a global leader in the defense industry. He added that the increased confidence in the UAE's defense and security investment environment reflects the country's role as a key strategic partner in this vital sector. Tawazun Council remains committed to enhancing the competitiveness of the national industry, supporting innovation, and ensuring defense readiness by attracting the latest global technologies and solutions. He continued, 'With the conclusion of the 17th edition of IDEX and the 8th edition of NAVDEX, we reaffirm Tawazun's role in achieving its goals of adding value through strategies that adopt the best practices in procurement and acquisition management, in close cooperation with our strategic partner, the Ministry of Defense, in line with the UAE's vision of developing a future-oriented defense sector.' Al Jabri concluded, 'We take this opportunity to celebrate the immense success of this year's exhibitions and are confident that future editions will see further growth and progress, thanks to the visionary leadership of our wise leaders and the ongoing journey of comprehensive development toward a prosperous future.'
Zawya
22-02-2025
- Business
- Zawya
IDEX and NAVDEX 2025 conclude with a total of AED 25.15bln in deals
Abu Dhabi – Tawazun Council announced 15 deals valued at AED 1.43 billion with both local and international companies. This brought the total number of deals signed during the five-day exhibition to 55, with a total value of AED 25.15 billion, marked a 10% growth compared to the 2023 edition. The total contracts signed amounted to AED 3.97 billion on the first day, AED 5.80 billion on the second day, AED 10.18 billion on the third day, and AED 3.77 billion on the fourth day. The announcement was made during a press conference attended by Majed Ahmed Al Jabri, Mohamed Saif Al Zaabi, and Mahra Bilal Al Dhaheri, the official spokespersons for Tawazun Council, who shared details about the council's agreements for the Ministry of Defense at the exhibitions, which were held under the patronage of His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, President of the UAE, and organized by ADNEC Group, in collaboration with the Ministry of Defense and Tawazun Council. Mahra Bilal Al Dhaheri revealed that the total value of local deals on the fifth and final day of the exhibitions reached 11 deals worth AED 766.3 million. Among them were three contracts with 'International Golden Group': the first for purchasing ammunition valued at AED 145.3 million, the second for renewing licenses and programs for the Electronic Medical File System (HIS) infrastructure, worth AED 180 million, and the third for purchasing military uniforms and equipment valued at AED 136.8 million. Other notable local deals included contracts with 'Al Jaber Land Systems' for the provision of support services and spare parts for trailers worth AED 28 million, 'Itqan AL Khaleej Computers' for the development of infrastructure for the Ministry of Defense's " Sheryan" system valued at AED 74.1 million, and 'Al Taif' for maintenance services of air defense systems worth AED 29 million. A contract was awarded to 'e-Marine' for maintenance and repair services of submarine cables for the Sharyan Network project, valued at AED 30 million. Additionally, an AED 25 million contract was signed with 'Trans Orient' for technical support services for Armed Forces vehicles. Another agreement, worth AED 22.5 million, was secured with 'Al Aberah Electrical' Works to provide technical support. Furthermore, 'Fast Marine' was contracted to supply inspection boats for AED 68.8 million, while the final deal involved 'Etimad Strategic Security Solutions', which secured an AED 26.8 million contract for the purchase of a specialized vehicle. Mohamed Saif Al Zaabi highlighted that the total value of international deals on the fifth day of the "IDEX and NAVDEX 2025" exhibitions amounted to 4 contracts worth AED 661.6 million. These included a contract with US-based "Lockheed Martin"for the alignment of new Sidewinder missiles, valued at AED 429.4 million, and a contract with US-based' INSITU "for maintenance, repair, and sustainment services for drone systems, valued at AED 55.1 million. The deals also included an agreement with French company "Safran Helicopter Engines" for technical and engineering support services, as well as the supply of spare parts for aircraft engines, valued at AED 23.6 million. Additionally, a contract was signed with South Africa's "GEW Technologies" for the purchase of a wireless jamming system worth AED 153.5 million. Majed Ahmed Al Jabri emphasized that the success of IDEX and NAVDEX 2025 highlights the UAE's prominent position as a global leader in the defense industry. He added that the increased confidence in the UAE's defense and security investment environment reflects the country's role as a key strategic partner in this vital sector. Tawazun Council remains committed to enhancing the competitiveness of the national industry, supporting innovation, and ensuring defense readiness by attracting the latest global technologies and solutions. He continued, 'With the conclusion of the 17th edition of IDEX and the 8th edition of NAVDEX, we reaffirm Tawazun's role in achieving its goals of adding value through strategies that adopt the best practices in procurement and acquisition management, in close cooperation with our strategic partner, the Ministry of Defense, in line with the UAE's vision of developing a future-oriented defense sector.' Al Jabri concluded, "We take this opportunity to celebrate the immense success of this year's exhibitions and are confident that future editions will see further growth and progress, thanks to the visionary leadership of our wise leaders and the ongoing journey of comprehensive development toward a prosperous future."
Hi Dubai
28-01-2025
- Business
- Hi Dubai
Dubai Health Authority Launches 'Opportunities Platform' at Arab Health 2025
As part of its participation in Arab Health 2025, the Dubai Health Authority (DHA) unveiled its innovative 'Opportunities Platform,' a groundbreaking digital solution designed to revolutionize recruitment in Dubai's healthcare sector. Integrated into the Sheryan system, the 'Opportunities Platform' is the first government-operated portal of its kind, advertising job vacancies in the healthcare sector. Dr. Hisham Al Hammadi, Director of Health Licensing at the DHA, described it as a digital gateway that streamlines the hiring process, providing job seekers with easy access to employment opportunities that match their qualifications and registration requirements. Dr. Al Hammadi emphasized the platform's role in supporting Emiratisation policies within private healthcare while simplifying the job search and application process. By reducing time and effort for job seekers and employers alike, the platform enables advanced applicant filtering based on qualifications and experience. The initiative also aids policymakers with accurate data and reports on labor market trends, fostering informed decision-making. In addition, the platform serves as a resource for healthcare institutions and investors, offering access to a dedicated talent pool and identifying workforce needs to guide future strategies. By attracting international experts and professionals, the platform reinforces Dubai's position as a global hub for healthcare excellence while ensuring the sector's growth aligns with evolving demands. News Source: Emirates News Agency
Mid East Info
27-01-2025
- Health
- Mid East Info
DHA Highlights ‘Opportunities Platform' to Promote Healthcare Sector Jobs at Arab Health 2025 - Middle East Business News and Information
Dubai, United Arab Emirates, January, 2025: As part of its participation in Arab Health 2025, the Dubai Health Authority (DHA) has announced its latest ambitious project and promising initiatives, along with its enhanced services powered by advanced technologies and smart solutions. Among these is the 'Opportunities Platform', the first-of-its-kind to advertise job vacancies within a specific sector operated by a government entity. Dr Hisham Al Hammadi, Director of Health Licensing at the DHA, explained that the 'Opportunities Platform' is a digital gateway integrated into the Sheryan system. Through this platform, the Authority showcases all available vacancies in Dubai's healthcare sector, facilitating qualified talent to identify and secure suitable employment opportunities that meet registration requirements. He stated that the DHA developed the 'Opportunities Platform' to manage the recruitment process electronically while providing accurate reports and statistics on the labour market and employment trends in the healthcare sector. This approach significantly aids in formulating policies and making informed decisions regarding job placements in this vital field. Highlighting the platform's objectives, Dr Hisham Al Hammadi noted several core aims, foremost among them being the support of Emiratisation policies in the private healthcare sector and streamlining the job search and application process. The platform minimises effort for job seekers and reduces the time required for job announcements and application reviews. It also enables filtering applicants based on specific criteria such as qualifications and experience. He added that the new platform also aims to enhance communication opportunities with healthcare institutions and support new investors in recruiting professionals through a dedicated talent pool. Additionally, it seeks to identify labour market needs, enabling the development of future strategies to address those requirements. The platform further supports efforts to attract international experts and professionals to join Dubai's healthcare ecosystem. Benefits of the health-sector-wide Opportunities Platform: Streamlining Recruitment Processes with Advanced Digital Solutions The 'Opportunities Platform' simplifies job searches and application processes, saving time for both job seekers and employers while providing data-driven insights into labour market trends. Boosting Emiratisation and Attracting Global Talent: The platform supports Emiratisation in the private healthcare sector and enhances Dubai's appeal to international experts and professionals seeking opportunities in the healthcare field. Empowering Investors and Shaping the Future of Healthcare Employment: By connecting new investors with a robust talent pool and identifying market needs, the platform enables strategic workforce planning to meet the evolving demands of Dubai's healthcare sector.
Khaleej Times
27-01-2025
- Health
- Khaleej Times
Dubai: Looking for a job? New portal for medical professionals eases hiring process
Healthcare professionals seeking opportunities in Dubai no longer need to search through multiple job sites or recruitment agencies. They can now take advantage of a newly launched platform by the Dubai Health Authority (DHA). The 'Opportunities Platform', unveiled at the Arab Health 2025 exhibition on Monday, aims to simplify the hiring process using advanced digital solutions. The platform streamlines recruitment for doctors, nurses, pharmacists, and other healthcare specialists. It serves as a bridge, connecting job seekers with vacancies across hospitals and healthcare institutions in Dubai. Stay up to date with the latest news. Follow KT on WhatsApp Channels. Dr Hisham Al Hammadi, director of health licensing at the DHA, explained that the portal integrates with the Sheryan system, providing a comprehensive solution for job postings and applications. 'This platform showcases available vacancies in Dubai's healthcare sector, enabling qualified professionals to identify and secure suitable opportunities,' said Dr Al Hammadi. Simplifying hiring The platform is designed to significantly reduce the time and effort required for job searches and recruitment. It provides insights into the healthcare job market, including employment trends, empowering healthcare institutions and policymakers to make informed decisions. 'For job seekers, the process is straightforward. Applicants can browse postings, apply online, and filter opportunities based on their qualifications and experience,' said Dr Al Hammadi. On the other hand, employers can manage job postings electronically, benefit from automated filtering of candidates, and generate detailed reports to address workforce needs. 'Employers can list their vacancies and recruit the best talent from around the world,' he added. Meeting Emiratisation goals The Opportunities Platform's key objective is to support the UAE's emiratisation strategy. It encourages the private healthcare sector to hire more Emirati professionals while also attracting international talent, strengthening Dubai as a hub for world-class medical care. 'The platform enhances Dubai's appeal to global experts while strengthening Emiratisation efforts in the private healthcare sector,' said Dr Al Hammadi. In addition to its recruitment role, the portal assists investors in the healthcare sector by providing access to a robust pool of qualified professionals. It also identifies workforce gaps, allowing authorities to develop strategic plans to meet future demands driven by Dubai's rapidly growing population. 'The launch of the Opportunities Platform marks a significant step in ensuring Dubai remains at the forefront of global healthcare innovation while providing a seamless job search experience for aspiring professionals,' said Dr Al Hammadi.
