ADP, DCT discuss warehouse management

The Abu Dhabi Police General Command briefed the delegation of the Department of Culture and Tourism (DCT) in Abu Dhabi on the best development practices and pioneering systems that it applies in the field of supply and warehouse management in keeping pace with global developments in this field.

Lieutenant Colonel Ali Muhair Al Shamsi, Deputy Director of Warehouse Management at Abu Dhabi Police, met Khalifa Ahmed Al Marzouqi, Director of Supply Department at the Department of Culture and Tourism, and his accompanying delegation, where mechanisms for improvement and development in warehouse management were discussed, and Abu Dhabi Police’s innovative strategies in warehouse management that enhance institutional flexibility and agility, digital transformation, and applying circular economy practices.

The Deputy Director of Warehouses Department at Abu Dhabi Police stressed the importance of exchanging knowledge and experiences with various government agencies to enhance institutional performance and develop operations in line with future aspirations, exchanging experiences and enhancing cooperation between government agencies, pointing to the importance of continuing cooperation to implement joint initiatives and exchange ideas and modern technologies as a contribution to raising work efficiency. And development of logistics systems.

Recently, Abu Dhabi Police GHQ signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Nawah Energy Company, aiming to promote cooperation, partnership and exchange of experiences and knowledge in mutual training fields.

The MoU was signed by Major General Mohammed Suhail Al-Rashdi, Director of the Criminal Security Sector in Abu Dhabi Police, and Ali Al-Hammadi, CEO of Nawah Energy Company.

Accordingly, the two entities cooperate in developing the skills of their national employees in the fields related to their jobs and duties.

Major General Al-Rashdi reiterated Abu Dhabi Police's commitment to building strong partnerships with various institutions to facilitate information sharing and knowledge exchange. He highlighted the importance of collaboration in achieving mutual goals and aspirations.

For his part, Al Hammadi commended the partnership with the Abu Dhabi Police and highlighted the importance of joint training initiatives in promoting knowledge sharing and achieving common objectives.

The signing ceremony was attended by Brigadier Hamdan Saif al-Mansouri, Director of Al Dhafra Police Directorate, along with a number of officers and officials.