As part of their efforts to enhance relations with strategic partners and exchange best practices, Dubai Customs, represented by Ahmed Abdul Salam Kazim, Director of Strategy and Corporate Excellence Department and his team, received a delegation from the Emirates Health Services Establishment.
The two sides discussed opportunities for bilateral cooperation on the future of governance in the government sector, and the importance of governance as a catalyst in creating a healthy and safe work environment by focusing on human capital.
The delegation included Naila Al-Suwaidi, from the Governance and Risk Department and Saif bin Aboud Al-Flasi, governance and risk assessment executive.
The two parties touched upon Dubai Customs’ performance in quality, and its journey towards distinction and excellence.
“Dubai Customs has developed governance standards as part of its strategic plan 2021-2026, which aims to lead safe customs globally. We adopt an integrated series of procedures and programs in support of sound internal control to ensure compliance with laws and regulations, provide stakeholders with information of high transparency and credibility, and ensure the integrity of the decision-making process,” Kazim said.