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Hi Dubai
a day ago
- Business
- Hi Dubai
DP World and PCFC Launch ‘Sanad' Programme to Train Emirati Maritime Security Professionals
DP World, the Ports, Customs and Free Zone Corporation (PCFC), and the Sharjah Maritime Academy (SMA) have joined forces to launch Sanad, a national training programme aimed at preparing a new generation of Emirati maritime security professionals. The 12–14 month initiative will combine academic learning with practical training to develop advanced capabilities in maritime security strategy and risk management. The programme is part of a broader three-year partnership focused on education, research, and workforce development in the UAE's maritime sector. The collaboration aligns with the UAE's national priorities and Dubai's Economic Agenda (D33), which aims to reinforce the city's position as a global hub for trade and logistics. Maritime security remains critical to the country's economic resilience, particularly in safeguarding trade routes, infrastructure, and the uninterrupted movement of goods through UAE ports. PCFC and DP World will identify training needs and nominate participants, while SMA will deliver the curriculum, provide expert faculty, and issue accredited certifications. H.E. Nasser Abdulla Al Neyadi, CEO of PCFC and Group Chief Security Officer at DP World, said the partnership reflects a commitment to empowering national talent and ensuring sustainable sectoral growth. Dr. Hashim Al Zaabi, Director of SMA, described the agreement as a model for academic and strategic cooperation, designed to build national expertise and address evolving maritime challenges through cutting-edge facilities and real-world simulation training. News Source: Dubai Media Office
Zawya
2 days ago
- Business
- Zawya
PCFC, DP World, and Sharjah Maritime Academy launch "SANAD" programme to develop Emirati maritime security talent
The Ports, Customs and Free Zone Corporation (PCFC) and DP World have signed a tripartite Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Sharjah Maritime Academy (SMA) to launch 'Sanad', a new training programme aimed at developing young Emirati maritime security professionals. Delivered over 12-14 months, the programme will equip Emirati professionals with advanced skills in security strategy and risk management, with a focus on ports and maritime transport through a comprehensive blend of academic study and hands-on experience. Under the three-year agreement, the partners will also collaborate on maritime education, research, and training initiatives that respond to market demands and align with the UAE's national priorities. Maritime security is a key focus, given its vital role in protecting the country's economic and strategic interests — from safeguarding critical infrastructure and trade routes to ensuring the uninterrupted flow of goods through the UAE's ports. H.E. Nasser Abdulla Al Neyadi, CEO of PCFC and Group Chief Security Officer at DP World, said: "This cooperation reflects our commitment to empowering national talent and enhancing security capabilities in key economic sectors. It aligns with Dubai's strategic goals under the Dubai Economic Agenda (D33), reinforcing its position as a global centre for trade and logistics through sustainable growth and competitive advantage'. PCFC and DP World will be responsible for identifying training needs and nominating participants, while Sharjah Maritime Academy will deliver the programme, provide expert instructors, and award accredited certifications. Dr. Hashim Al Zaabi, Director of the Sharjah Maritime Academy, said: "This agreement represents a model of academic and strategic integration, supporting the UAE's vision to develop human capital and promote national leadership in maritime security and education. It is a testament to our commitment to meeting the evolving needs of the industry while strengthening the country's role on both regional and international levels'. The Academy's state-of-the-art laboratories, simulation rooms, and training facilities designed to prepare students for real-world maritime challenges, including diverse weather and security conditions. These are essential to equipping future professionals with skills aligned to national strategic objectives, Al Neyadi added.
Mid East Info
2 days ago
- Business
- Mid East Info
PCFC, DP WORLD, and SHARJAH Maritime Academy Launch 'SANAD' Programme to Develop Emirati Maritime Security Talent
New 14-month training programme merges academic excellence with hands-on experience to strengthen the UAE's vital maritime security sector The Ports, Customs and Free Zone Corporation (PCFC) and DP World have signed a tripartite Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Sharjah Maritime Academy (SMA) to launch 'Sanad', a new training programme aimed at developing young Emirati maritime security professionals. Delivered over 12-14 months, the programme will equip Emirati professionals with advanced skills in security strategy and risk management, with a focus on ports and maritime transport through a comprehensive blend of academic study and hands-on experience. Under the three-year agreement, the partners will also collaborate on maritime education, research, and training initiatives that respond to market demands and align with the UAE's national priorities. Maritime security is a key focus, given its vital role in protecting the country's economic and strategic interests — from safeguarding critical infrastructure and trade routes to ensuring the uninterrupted flow of goods through the UAE's ports. H.E. Nasser Abdulla Al Neyadi, CEO of PCFC and Group Chief Security Officer at DP World, said: 'This cooperation reflects our commitment to empowering national talent and enhancing security capabilities in key economic sectors. It aligns with Dubai's strategic goals under the Dubai Economic Agenda (D33), reinforcing its position as a global centre for trade and logistics through sustainable growth and competitive advantage'. PCFC and DP World will be responsible for identifying training needs and nominating participants, while Sharjah Maritime Academy will deliver the programme, provide expert instructors, and award accredited certifications. Dr. Hashim Al Zaabi , Director of the Sharjah Maritime Academy, said: 'This agreement represents a model of academic and strategic integration, supporting the UAE's vision to develop human capital and promote national leadership in maritime security and education. It is a testament to our commitment to meeting the evolving needs of the industry while strengthening the country's role on both regional and international levels'. The Academy's state-of-the-art laboratories, simulation rooms, and training facilities designed to prepare students for real-world maritime challenges, including diverse weather and security conditions. These are essential to equipping future professionals with skills aligned to national strategic objectives, Al Neyadi added.
Mid East Info
17-06-2025
- Business
- Mid East Info
PCFC Wins 'Government Legal Team of the Year 2025' Award in the Middle East - Middle East Business News and Information
Al Neyadi: The LexisNexis Award reinforces the PCFC position as a leading government entity in the legal field The Ports, Customs and Free Zone Corporation (PCFC) has won the 'Government Legal Team of the Year 2025 ' award at the LexisNexis Middle East Legal Awards, one of the most prestigious legal honors in the region. The award recognizes outstanding legal achievements across the Middle East. The Corporation's Legal Affairs Department received this award in recognition of its exceptional professional performance and its pivotal role in enhancing the legal framework within the Corporation and its affiliated entities. The Department's commitment to the highest standards of governance, transparency, and innovation in legal work was a key factor in securing the award. Commenting on this achievement , H.E. Nasser Al Neyadi, CEO of the Ports, Customs, Free Zone Corpration expressed his pride, saying: 'our Corporation in fostering a progressive legislative and regulatory environment. We believe in the strategic importance of the legal field in achieving sustainable development goals, and we are committed to continuously enhancing our teams' capabilities through ongoing development and specialized training'. He added: 'Legal excellence is not merely a goal but a cornerstone that enables us to build an attractive and reliable investment environment. This supports Dubai's future vision of becoming a knowledge-based economy. We remain committed to strengthening our legal system in line with international best practices, reflecting our unwavering dedication to good governance and transparency'. On his part, Dr. Hamad Al Hosani, Director of the Legal Affairs Department at PCFC — who received the award on behalf of the PCFC at the ceremony held in Dubai in the presence of leading legal professionals from across the Middle East, said: 'This recognition is a major incentive for us to continue delivering innovative legal solutions that support the Corporation's strategic goals and contribute to achieving Dubai's future vision'. Al Hosani added: 'We take pride in this achievement, which reflects our team spirit and the culture of excellence we strive to promote. We look forward to more future successes in supporting impactful legal initiatives and making strategic decisions that enhance the Corporation's standing both locally and regionally'.
Hi Dubai
17-06-2025
- Business
- Hi Dubai
Dubai Government Communication Network Strengthens Strategic Collaboration
Dubai's General Network for Government Communication (GNGC) reaffirmed its commitment to unified, strategic messaging across the emirate's government entities during its quarterly meeting held at the Ports, Customs, and Free Zone Corporation (PCFC). Hosted at PCFC's newly inaugurated headquarters in Port Rashid, the meeting brought together key government communication leaders to strengthen collaboration and align efforts in promoting Dubai's global standing. Attendees included Sultan bin Sulayem, Chairman of PCFC; Nasser Al Neyadi, CEO of PCFC; and Sabah Salem Al Shamsi, Acting Assistant Secretary General for Government Communication and General Secretariat Affairs. In his address, Sultan bin Sulayem highlighted the critical role of government communication in advancing the Dubai Economic Agenda (D33). He underscored PCFC's dedication to driving innovation and sustainability in trade and logistics while supporting Dubai's positioning as a world-leading business hub. Sabah Al Shamsi praised the choice of venue, noting Port Rashid's symbolic significance in Dubai's rise as a global trade center. He emphasized the need for integrated government communication to reflect Dubai's ambition and engage communities in shaping its future. The session featured strategic presentations from various entities. PCFC's Hind Shaker outlined initiatives enhancing corporate identity and visibility, while Hessa Al Hashmi of the Dubai Civil Aviation Authority unveiled a refreshed brand identity linking heritage with future growth. Fatima Alawi from Expo City Dubai detailed preparations for the Asia-Pacific Cities Summit and Mayors' Forum 2025 — the event's first appearance in the Middle East. The meeting concluded with a shared commitment to cohesive messaging, integrated communication strategies, and impactful storytelling to elevate Dubai's narrative on the global stage. News Source: Emirates News Agency
