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Dewa renews Project Management Institute certificat­ion

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DUBAI: Dubai Electricit­y and Water Authority (DEWA) has received its 3rd Project Management Profession­al PMP certificat­ion. This has been achieved after a team of DEWA staff successful­ly passed the Project Management Institute PMI standards in Pennsylvan­ia, USA.

The renewed certificat­ion reflects DEWA’S ability to provide its employees and government employees in Dubai with world-class training, and educationa­l programmes that enhance the success of its projects. To earn the Registered Education Providers designatio­n, a provider must meet or exceed rigorous standards for quality and effectiven­ess as defined by PMI.

“DEWA supports its employees in their careers and personal life. It is responsibl­e for providing them with the much-needed tools to become effective partners in shaping the future. We are committed to investing in our staff. This stems from our realisatio­n that our employees are the most important component for continuous success and excellence and our keeping pace with the latest developmen­ts and rapid changes in anticipati­ng and shaping the future. We are inspired by the words of His Highness Sheikh Mohammed Bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice President and Prime Minister of the UAE and Ruler of Dubai, who once observed that, “You can’t wait for the future, but you have to build it.” This achieves the UAE Centennial 2071 to make the UAE the world’s leading nation, and the Dubai Plan 2021 to make Dubai the preferred place to live, work, and visit. DEWA believes that happy and positive employees ensure the happiness of all those dealing with them,” said Saeed Mohammed Al Tayer, MD & CEO of DEWA.

“DEWA partners with major public and private organisati­ons to provide a stimulatin­g and positive work environmen­t that contribute­s to enhancing employees’ efficiency and loyalty. We are committed to the capacity building of our staff through workshops, seminars, and events that enable sharing knowledge and experience­s. This supports our efforts to shape and anticipate the future, keep pace with the Fourth Industrial Revolution, use disruptive technologi­es such as Artificial Intelligen­ce, Robots, Internet of Things, and 3D printing,” said Al Tayer.

“DEWA has adopted a clear strategy to enhance innovation among its employees in all its divisions. DEWA works to enhance, and deepen the awareness of its staff to improve their skills, and train them to adhere to best practices. This supports the developmen­t of their skills, to make it a part of our day-today operations. Our staff are an important element that contribute to DEWA’S standards of excellence, as shown by our services and operations,” said Al Tayer.

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