His Excellency Abdulrahman Mohammed Al Nuaimi, Director General of the Ajman Municipality and Planning Department, received a delegation from “Du”, led by Jasim Al Awadi, Chief ICT Officer at du. The meeting was attended by Dr. Eng. Khaled Moein Al Hosani, Executive Director of the Public Health and Environment Sector at the Department, alongside several officials and experts from both sides. This visit comes within the framework of enhancing strategic partnerships and reviewing the system supporting inspection and control operations, utilizing the latest AI technologies and advanced digital solutions, with the aim to enhance the quality of life, keep pace with the emirate’s digital transformation trends, and align with the directives of Ajman Vision 2030.
Sustainable Effort for Development and Improvement
At the outset of the meeting, H.E. Abdulrahman Mohammed Al Nuaimi affirmed that the Department adopts a sustainable work approach to implement the latest technological solutions aimed at developing the control and inspection system, elevating service efficiency, and promoting the quality of life in the emirate. This positively reflects on the health and safety of community members and the sustainability of economic activities.
For his part, H.E. Jasem Al Awadi commended the Department’s efforts and its vital role in launching innovative projects, initiatives, and models that embody the emirate’s future orientation and rely on the integration of technology and smart governance, providing sustainable solutions that support human health, preserve the environment, and achieve optimal results across various sectors.
Furthermore, Dr. Eng. Khaled Moein Al Hosani, Executive Director of the Public Health and Environment Sector, emphasized that cooperation with strategic partners represents a fundamental pillar for developing the control and inspection ecosystem. He pointed out that strengthening partnerships and exchanging expertise contributes to improving the efficiency of smart systems and adopting innovative solutions that support decision-making. This achieves the highest levels of accuracy and effectiveness in inspection and control operations, which positively impacts public health.
The Department continues its efforts to develop the control and inspection ecosystem, contributing to improving systems’ efficiency and enhancing the quality of services provided to the community through the integration of roles with partners and the development of work mechanisms.
