UAE: Crisis and emergency management summit prioritizes social security, says Al Neyadi – News

Abu Dhabi summit aims to strengthen partnerships, international cooperation and exchange of expertise in crisis management

Ali Saeed Neyadi. – Wow

Ali Saeed Al Neyadi, Chairman of the National Crisis, Emergencies and Disasters Authority, said that the UAE has made human development efforts and constructive work to advance national development in all areas of influence, especially in the area of ​​emergency and crisis management. The UAE pays special attention to human security and stability in the region by adopting modern technology, providing unlimited support, qualified human resources and building advanced infrastructure, believing in the importance of protecting life and maintaining national security and stability while protecting its resources and achievements , he said, to mark the Crisis and Emergency Management Summit. The two-day summit will begin on Tuesday.

He added: “We look forward to the Crisis and Emergency Management Summit and the contributions of our distinguished guests who will help create and open more effective channels for dealing with emergencies, crises and disasters to keep society safe and keep its sources of strength, whether Political, economic, social or cultural. It’s not just about ensuring a better life for the present, but for future generations around the world.”

He commended the efforts of specialists, researchers and specialists in various related fields who shared their expertise, discussed and reviewed best practices, experiences and applications in emergency response, and enhanced crisis at technical and practical levels response.

He said: “In this round of the Crisis and Emergency Management Summit – Abu Dhabi 2023, the topics chosen are commensurate with contemporary issues that require creative solutions from experts and specialists, and are at the forefront of our thinking, such as, ‘anticipating emergencies and the future of crises and next-generation risks”, “Deploying integrated forces in country risk management”, “The challenge of intersectoral integration and strategic balance”, as well as cross-border risk issues and other key topics.”

He noted that the summit also aims to strengthen partnerships, international cooperation and exchange of expertise in global emergency, crisis and disaster management, discuss the most prominent global challenges and trends, and emphasize the importance of forecasting and forecasting. Future risks and developments to enhance proactive preparedness and global response to them.

Al Neyadi emphasized the importance of coordinated global efforts and teamwork to shape a new future of emergency and crisis management in the context of increasing challenges and ensure improved knowledge of modern technologies, tools and means to respond to potential emergencies.