UAE Joins Resilient Network of Countries, Governments

UAE Joins Resilient Network of Countries, Governments

The UAE government signed the Resilient Government Charter, to join the network of resilient countries and governments.

The network was established in partnership between the World Economic Forum and the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development, and it includes alongside the UAE, the United Kingdom, Canada, Italy, Singapore, Japan, and Denmark.

Mohammed Abdullah Al Gergawi, minister of cabinet affairs, affirmed that building the next generation of future governments requires boosting partnerships among governments in developing methodologies on the basis of proactive and high readiness for changes.

It also demands cementing cooperation in the ability to adapt to future requirements, which will contribute to achieving higher levels of government resilience -- this reflects positively on societies.

The network of resilient countries and governments aims to enhance innovation, flexibility, and readiness for the future in the governmental work system, and to develop a system of future opportunities.

It seeks to make use of technological solutions and the tools of the fourth industrial revolution, in order to contribute to strengthening global efforts on finding solutions to common challenges and achieving comprehensive sustainable development.

Ohoud Bint Khalfan Al-Roumi, minister of