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Fasting is an ideal opportunity to rethink dietary habits and make healthier choices, and the Nutrition Label system helps fasting people to easily choose the right foods, improving overall health and minimizing issues associated with fasting, such as fatigue, dehydration and vitamin deficiencies.
The Nutrition Label is based on an innovative visual classification of food products into five categories from A to E, with different colors reflecting their nutritional value, which helps consumers, especially during fasting periods, to choose foods that are rich in essential nutrients, while reducing the consumption of products with low nutritional values.
The nutrition labeling system provides several benefits that support public health and enhance quality of life, including improving nutritional awareness by providing consumers with clear information about the nutritional value of foods, enabling them to make informed health decisions; promoting general health by helping to choose balanced meals that contain essential nutrients, reducing fatigue and dehydration during fasting; and enabling consumers to easily select the healthiest food products, encouraging the adoption of sustainable and long-term eating habits in line with the UAE's vision to enhance quality of life and reduce health risks
H.E. Engineer Abdullah Hassan Al Muaini, Executive Director of the Central Testing Laboratory, emphasized the importance of this system in achieving a qualitative leap in nutritional awareness,
‘The nutrition labeling system represents a strategic step towards promoting public health, especially during the holy month of Ramadan, when choosing healthy foods becomes a priority to maintain the body's balance,’ He said.
’this initiative supports individuals in making scientifically-based nutritional decisions, which contributes to enhancing the quality of life and preventing malnutrition-related diseases.’ He added.
MR. Muaini explained that the application of the nutrition label on food products is scheduled to start in mid-2025, with the first phase covering oils, dairy products, beverages, bakery products and baby food, with future expansion plans to cover more food categories.
The Executive Director of the Central Testing Laboratory confirmed that the Abu Dhabi Quality and Conformity Council will provide technical support to manufacturers to improve the quality of food products and raise health and food safety standards in the country.
The initiative reflects the UAE's commitment to creating a more conscious food environment where consumers, especially those who are fasting, can make healthier and more sustainable food choices.
Through the labeling system, a healthy lifestyle that minimizes chronic diseases, improves energy levels and promotes overall wellbeing is promoted, in line with the national vision to make the UAE one of the most advanced countries in terms of public health and wellbeing.
As efforts continue to enhance the quality of life in the country, the Nutritional Labeling System represents a pioneering step towards a healthier dietary future, where everyone, especially during Ramadan, has the opportunity to make conscious food choices that improve the quality of life and enhance the health of individuals and society as a whole.
Fasting is an ideal opportunity to rethink dietary habits and make healthier choices, and the Nutrition Label system helps fasting people to easily choose the right foods, improving overall health and minimizing issues associated with fasting, such as fatigue, dehydration and vitamin deficiencies.
The Nutrition Label is based on an innovative visual classification of food products into five categories from A to E, with different colors reflecting their nutritional value, which helps consumers, especially during fasting periods, to choose foods that are rich in essential nutrients, while reducing the consumption of products with low nutritional values.
The nutrition labeling system provides several benefits that support public health and enhance quality of life, including improving nutritional awareness by providing consumers with clear information about the nutritional value of foods, enabling them to make informed health decisions; promoting general health by helping to choose balanced meals that contain essential nutrients, reducing fatigue and dehydration during fasting; and enabling consumers to easily select the healthiest food products, encouraging the adoption of sustainable and long-term eating habits in line with the UAE's vision to enhance quality of life and reduce health risks
H.E. Engineer Abdullah Hassan Al Muaini, Executive Director of the Central Testing Laboratory, emphasized the importance of this system in achieving a qualitative leap in nutritional awareness,
‘The nutrition labeling system represents a strategic step towards promoting public health, especially during the holy month of Ramadan, when choosing healthy foods becomes a priority to maintain the body's balance,’ He said.
’this initiative supports individuals in making scientifically-based nutritional decisions, which contributes to enhancing the quality of life and preventing malnutrition-related diseases.’ He added.
MR. Muaini explained that the application of the nutrition label on food products is scheduled to start in mid-2025, with the first phase covering oils, dairy products, beverages, bakery products and baby food, with future expansion plans to cover more food categories.
The Executive Director of the Central Testing Laboratory confirmed that the Abu Dhabi Quality and Conformity Council will provide technical support to manufacturers to improve the quality of food products and raise health and food safety standards in the country.
The initiative reflects the UAE's commitment to creating a more conscious food environment where consumers, especially those who are fasting, can make healthier and more sustainable food choices.
Through the labeling system, a healthy lifestyle that minimizes chronic diseases, improves energy levels and promotes overall wellbeing is promoted, in line with the national vision to make the UAE one of the most advanced countries in terms of public health and wellbeing.
As efforts continue to enhance the quality of life in the country, the Nutritional Labeling System represents a pioneering step towards a healthier dietary future, where everyone, especially during Ramadan, has the opportunity to make conscious food choices that improve the quality of life and enhance the health of individuals and society as a whole.
The ‘Nutri-mark’ label initiative is the first of its kind in the region, a pioneering nutritional labeling system that will be placed on the front end of food products. ‘Nutri-mark’ is designed to promote healthier eating habits and enable consumers to make healthier and informed decisions. The guideline aims to enhance food manufacturer’s understanding of product nutritional value through standardised nutritional labeling. The system utilises an A-to-E letter grade (A being the highest nutritional quality) and a color-coded grading system (green to red) that simplifies comparisons of nutritional value within the same food category.
H.E. Dr. Omniyat Al Hajeri, Executive Director of the Community Health Sector at Abu Dhabi Public Health Centre, said: “The launch of the Abu Dhabi guideline for the use of the Nutri-mark label reflects Abu Dhabi Public Health Centre’s (ADPHC) unwavering commitment to enhancing the community’s health and well-being in the Emirate. This initiative serves as a testament to ADPHC’s dedication to addressing the obesity health crisis, setting new benchmarks for food labeling on a local and global scale. Through empowering consumers with clear, accessible information and fostering accountability within the food industry, we are laying the foundation for a healthier population. In collaboration with our esteemed partners, we will continue to pursue innovative solutions that create a lasting impact and enable our community to make informed healthier decisions.”
H.E. Engineer Bader Khamis Alshemaili, Executive Director of the Conformity and Standards Services Sector at the Abu Dhabi Quality and Conformity Council and Chairman of the Standard Technical Committee said: “The development of Abu Dhabi’s guideline for the ‘Nutri-mark’ label represents a strategic step in promoting health awareness among consumers. The Council is working closely with our partners to achieve the goals of the Obesity Control Programme, by supporting companies in enhancing the nutritional value of their products, reducing the prevalence of obesity, and mitigating the long-term costs associated with chronic diseases.”
The guideline serves as a strategic tool to support Abu Dhabi’s efforts to combat obesity and promote community health, encouraging food companies to enhance the nutritional quality of their products and contribute to reducing obesity rates and improving the overall well-being of the community. Additionally, it outlines principles, requirements and responsibilities for food manufacturers implementing the ‘Nutri-mark’ label. Furthermore, they are provided with a standardised methodology for classifying products based on their nutritional composition and value, encouraging companies to reformulate products with healthier ingredients and facilitating informed food choices.
The guideline specifies the nutritional criteria that food manufacturers must adhere to when applying the Nutri-mark label, including requirements for fat content (total and saturated fats), carbohydrates and sugars, protein and fibre, salt content and calorie values. By ensuring standardized and transparent nutritional labeling, the initiative aims to improve consumer awareness and promote healthier food consumption patterns.
The approval of the guideline was part of the recurring meeting of the Standard Technical Committee for Abu Dhabi Standards during the fourth quarter of 2024, chaired by H.E. Engineer Bader Khamis Alshemaili, and attended by representatives from 25 governmental entities. The meeting also covered discussions on additional technical standards and guidance documents aimed at enhancing quality and ensuring regulatory compliance across various sectors in Abu Dhabi.
As part of its broader mission, the Abu Dhabi Quality and Conformity Council continues to lead efforts to advance public health, regulatory excellence, and quality assurance. The Council remains committed to supporting innovative solutions that enhance consumer well-being and create a healthier, more sustainable community.
The ‘Nutri-mark’ label initiative is the first of its kind in the region, a pioneering nutritional labeling system that will be placed on the front end of food products. ‘Nutri-mark’ is designed to promote healthier eating habits and enable consumers to make healthier and informed decisions. The guideline aims to enhance food manufacturer’s understanding of product nutritional value through standardised nutritional labeling. The system utilises an A-to-E letter grade (A being the highest nutritional quality) and a color-coded grading system (green to red) that simplifies comparisons of nutritional value within the same food category.
H.E. Dr. Omniyat Al Hajeri, Executive Director of the Community Health Sector at Abu Dhabi Public Health Centre, said: “The launch of the Abu Dhabi guideline for the use of the Nutri-mark label reflects Abu Dhabi Public Health Centre’s (ADPHC) unwavering commitment to enhancing the community’s health and well-being in the Emirate. This initiative serves as a testament to ADPHC’s dedication to addressing the obesity health crisis, setting new benchmarks for food labeling on a local and global scale. Through empowering consumers with clear, accessible information and fostering accountability within the food industry, we are laying the foundation for a healthier population. In collaboration with our esteemed partners, we will continue to pursue innovative solutions that create a lasting impact and enable our community to make informed healthier decisions.”
H.E. Engineer Bader Khamis Alshemaili, Executive Director of the Conformity and Standards Services Sector at the Abu Dhabi Quality and Conformity Council and Chairman of the Standard Technical Committee said: “The development of Abu Dhabi’s guideline for the ‘Nutri-mark’ label represents a strategic step in promoting health awareness among consumers. The Council is working closely with our partners to achieve the goals of the Obesity Control Programme, by supporting companies in enhancing the nutritional value of their products, reducing the prevalence of obesity, and mitigating the long-term costs associated with chronic diseases.”
The guideline serves as a strategic tool to support Abu Dhabi’s efforts to combat obesity and promote community health, encouraging food companies to enhance the nutritional quality of their products and contribute to reducing obesity rates and improving the overall well-being of the community. Additionally, it outlines principles, requirements and responsibilities for food manufacturers implementing the ‘Nutri-mark’ label. Furthermore, they are provided with a standardised methodology for classifying products based on their nutritional composition and value, encouraging companies to reformulate products with healthier ingredients and facilitating informed food choices.
The guideline specifies the nutritional criteria that food manufacturers must adhere to when applying the Nutri-mark label, including requirements for fat content (total and saturated fats), carbohydrates and sugars, protein and fibre, salt content and calorie values. By ensuring standardized and transparent nutritional labeling, the initiative aims to improve consumer awareness and promote healthier food consumption patterns.
The approval of the guideline was part of the recurring meeting of the Standard Technical Committee for Abu Dhabi Standards during the fourth quarter of 2024, chaired by H.E. Engineer Bader Khamis Alshemaili, and attended by representatives from 25 governmental entities. The meeting also covered discussions on additional technical standards and guidance documents aimed at enhancing quality and ensuring regulatory compliance across various sectors in Abu Dhabi.
As part of its broader mission, the Abu Dhabi Quality and Conformity Council continues to lead efforts to advance public health, regulatory excellence, and quality assurance. The Council remains committed to supporting innovative solutions that enhance consumer well-being and create a healthier, more sustainable community.
The event was attended by H.E. Engineer Abdulla Al Yazeedi, Acting Secretary General of the Abu Dhabi Quality and Conformity Council (ADQCC), along with the Council’s executive directors and a wide range of strategic partners from both the government and private sectors. It also saw the participation of numerous managers, experts, and specialists in the field of quality.
The program focused on key pillars aimed at strengthening the quality infrastructure in the Emirate of Abu Dhabi, including a comprehensive assessment of the current landscape. This involves analyzing the existing quality infrastructure and examining various related aspects to identify challenges and explore opportunities for improvement and development.
Additionally, the program seeks to understand the aspirations of stakeholders and strategic partners from both the public and private sectors, ensuring future directions align with their needs and requirements. A clear strategic vision will also be developed for the Council’s role in advancing quality infrastructure by identifying key priorities and responsibilities necessary to achieve the desired goals and support sustainable growth in this sector.
As part of the program’s implementation, ADQCC organized a series of workshops with relevant public and private sector entities. These workshops provided a platform to outline perspectives on current challenges facing the system, identify opportunities for improvement, and map out future aspirations for the Council’s role.
The insights gained from this program will serve as a strong foundation for defining the strategic direction of Abu Dhabi’s quality infrastructure system, contributing to enhanced service and product quality and driving sustainable development in the Emirate.
H.E. Engineer Abdulla Ahmed Al Yazeedi, Acting Secretary General, stated, “This program reaffirms ADQCC’s commitment to improving and strengthening quality infrastructure in the Emirate. Collaboration and coordination with all relevant partners from the public and private sectors are key to achieving our shared goals.”
He added, “The outcomes of these joint workshops will provide vital input for shaping and launching a comprehensive strategy to enhance and develop quality infrastructure, ultimately contributing to the aspirations of our wise leadership and reinforcing Abu Dhabi’s position as a leading hub for quality excellence.”
The event was attended by H.E. Engineer Abdulla Al Yazeedi, Acting Secretary General of the Abu Dhabi Quality and Conformity Council (ADQCC), along with the Council’s executive directors and a wide range of strategic partners from both the government and private sectors. It also saw the participation of numerous managers, experts, and specialists in the field of quality.
The program focused on key pillars aimed at strengthening the quality infrastructure in the Emirate of Abu Dhabi, including a comprehensive assessment of the current landscape. This involves analyzing the existing quality infrastructure and examining various related aspects to identify challenges and explore opportunities for improvement and development.
Additionally, the program seeks to understand the aspirations of stakeholders and strategic partners from both the public and private sectors, ensuring future directions align with their needs and requirements. A clear strategic vision will also be developed for the Council’s role in advancing quality infrastructure by identifying key priorities and responsibilities necessary to achieve the desired goals and support sustainable growth in this sector.
As part of the program’s implementation, ADQCC organized a series of workshops with relevant public and private sector entities. These workshops provided a platform to outline perspectives on current challenges facing the system, identify opportunities for improvement, and map out future aspirations for the Council’s role.
The insights gained from this program will serve as a strong foundation for defining the strategic direction of Abu Dhabi’s quality infrastructure system, contributing to enhanced service and product quality and driving sustainable development in the Emirate.
H.E. Engineer Abdulla Ahmed Al Yazeedi, Acting Secretary General, stated, “This program reaffirms ADQCC’s commitment to improving and strengthening quality infrastructure in the Emirate. Collaboration and coordination with all relevant partners from the public and private sectors are key to achieving our shared goals.”
He added, “The outcomes of these joint workshops will provide vital input for shaping and launching a comprehensive strategy to enhance and develop quality infrastructure, ultimately contributing to the aspirations of our wise leadership and reinforcing Abu Dhabi’s position as a leading hub for quality excellence.”
The signatories of the MoUs with ADQCC include AMMROC Centre, Rabdan Academy, NIMR, Tawazun Quality and Conformity, and EOS Advanced Technologies.
The Abu Dhabi Quality and Conformity Council also participates through its platform in the exhibition in order to highlight its vital role in the development and strengthening of the defense industries system. The council’s Emirates Metrology Institute offers a wide range of services, including calibration, merit testing programs, consulting, and training. The Emirates Metrology Institute is the National Reference for measurement for the United Arab Emirates. It has contributed significantly to improving various economic and vital sectors, including the military industry, by reducing the cost of services and the time needed to provide them, enhancing its production capacity and operational efficiency to support national industries, and enhancing its position in the international arena.
H.E. Engineer Abdullah Ahmed Al Yazeedi, Acting Secretary General of the Abu Dhabi Quality and Conformity Council, said, "The signing of these memoranda with our strategic partners confirms the keenness of the council and the Emirates Institute of Metrology to enhance the quality of services and products in the defense sectors, and that scientific and technical cooperation is the way to develop a strong infrastructure that contributes to raising the efficiency and competitiveness of national industries’.
H.E. Saeed Al Muhairi, Executive Director of the Emirates Metrology Institute and Chairmanship of the SMIIC Metrology Council, said, "Through our participation in IDEX and NAVDEX 2025, we seek to showcase the capabilities and services of the institute that support the military sector, and the signing of these memorandums confirms the commitment of the council and the Emirates Metrology Institute to enhance cooperation with partners in the private and public sectors, thereby contributing to the development of defense industries and strengthening our position in the international arena."
Jasem Al Marzooqi, CEO of AMMROC said: “We are proud of our partnership with the Abu Dhabi Quality and Conformity Council (ADQCC) to promote quality standards in the defense industry. This agreement marks an important step toward unifying efforts to develop an infrastructure capable of supporting our team’s efficiency and operations under the highest standards, policies, and procedures. This collaboration contributes to establishing Abu Dhabi and the UAE as leaders in the MRO sector. Partnerships and knowledge sharing are key components of our journey toward achieving readiness in the defense sector, aligning with the UAE's vision to develop advanced and sustainable industries”.
Mr Abdulrahman Al Ameeri, CEO of EOS Advanced Technologies, said, “At EOS, we are committed to upholding the highest standards of quality and performance. This collaboration with the Abu Dhabi Quality and Conformity Council reinforces our shared vision of promoting quality manufacturing and ensuring compliance with the most stringent industry standards. By working together to certify our systems, processes, and products, we strengthen defence manufacturing in the UAE and enhance reliability and compliance."
H.E. Salem Saeed Al Saeedi, Vice President of Rabdan Academy, emphasized the importance of the strategic partnership between the Academy and ADQCC in exchanging practical and technical knowledge, developing specialized national talents, and enhancing their capabilities. He also highlighted the partnership's role in advancing the safety, security, defense, emergency preparedness, and crisis management system. Al Saeedi noted that Rabdan Academy will work closely with ADQCC to leverage its global expertise and capabilities within the framework of research, development, and capacity-building programs, maximizing the benefits of this fruitful cooperation between the two parties.
Abri Du Plessis, CEO of NIMR, said, “Partnering with ADQCC underscores our commitment to the UAE's strategic vision. By leveraging technical expertise and supporting knowledge sharing, we will advance local industrial capabilities and, in turn, contribute to the realization of the UAE's long-term economic and technological ambitions”.
The signatories of the MoUs with ADQCC include AMMROC Centre, Rabdan Academy, NIMR, Tawazun Quality and Conformity, and EOS Advanced Technologies.
The Abu Dhabi Quality and Conformity Council also participates through its platform in the exhibition in order to highlight its vital role in the development and strengthening of the defense industries system. The council’s Emirates Metrology Institute offers a wide range of services, including calibration, merit testing programs, consulting, and training. The Emirates Metrology Institute is the National Reference for measurement for the United Arab Emirates. It has contributed significantly to improving various economic and vital sectors, including the military industry, by reducing the cost of services and the time needed to provide them, enhancing its production capacity and operational efficiency to support national industries, and enhancing its position in the international arena.
H.E. Engineer Abdullah Ahmed Al Yazeedi, Acting Secretary General of the Abu Dhabi Quality and Conformity Council, said, "The signing of these memoranda with our strategic partners confirms the keenness of the council and the Emirates Institute of Metrology to enhance the quality of services and products in the defense sectors, and that scientific and technical cooperation is the way to develop a strong infrastructure that contributes to raising the efficiency and competitiveness of national industries’.
H.E. Saeed Al Muhairi, Executive Director of the Emirates Metrology Institute and Chairmanship of the SMIIC Metrology Council, said, "Through our participation in IDEX and NAVDEX 2025, we seek to showcase the capabilities and services of the institute that support the military sector, and the signing of these memorandums confirms the commitment of the council and the Emirates Metrology Institute to enhance cooperation with partners in the private and public sectors, thereby contributing to the development of defense industries and strengthening our position in the international arena."
Jasem Al Marzooqi, CEO of AMMROC said: “We are proud of our partnership with the Abu Dhabi Quality and Conformity Council (ADQCC) to promote quality standards in the defense industry. This agreement marks an important step toward unifying efforts to develop an infrastructure capable of supporting our team’s efficiency and operations under the highest standards, policies, and procedures. This collaboration contributes to establishing Abu Dhabi and the UAE as leaders in the MRO sector. Partnerships and knowledge sharing are key components of our journey toward achieving readiness in the defense sector, aligning with the UAE's vision to develop advanced and sustainable industries”.
Mr Abdulrahman Al Ameeri, CEO of EOS Advanced Technologies, said, “At EOS, we are committed to upholding the highest standards of quality and performance. This collaboration with the Abu Dhabi Quality and Conformity Council reinforces our shared vision of promoting quality manufacturing and ensuring compliance with the most stringent industry standards. By working together to certify our systems, processes, and products, we strengthen defence manufacturing in the UAE and enhance reliability and compliance."
H.E. Salem Saeed Al Saeedi, Vice President of Rabdan Academy, emphasized the importance of the strategic partnership between the Academy and ADQCC in exchanging practical and technical knowledge, developing specialized national talents, and enhancing their capabilities. He also highlighted the partnership's role in advancing the safety, security, defense, emergency preparedness, and crisis management system. Al Saeedi noted that Rabdan Academy will work closely with ADQCC to leverage its global expertise and capabilities within the framework of research, development, and capacity-building programs, maximizing the benefits of this fruitful cooperation between the two parties.
Abri Du Plessis, CEO of NIMR, said, “Partnering with ADQCC underscores our commitment to the UAE's strategic vision. By leveraging technical expertise and supporting knowledge sharing, we will advance local industrial capabilities and, in turn, contribute to the realization of the UAE's long-term economic and technological ambitions”.
Through its participation, the Institute aims to showcase a wide range of services, including calibration, inter-comparison programs, consulting, and training. It places particular emphasis on supporting the development of the military sector’s capabilities and enhancing its efficiency, thereby contributing to the next generation of defense industries and improving their competitiveness at both regional and international levels.
Abdulla Al Yazeedi, Acting Secretary General of the Abu Dhabi Quality and Conformity Council, stated, "The participation of the Emirates Metrology Institute in IDEX and NAVDEX 2025 reflects its commitment to supporting the defense industries and strengthening national security independence. Developing measurement and calibration capabilities is a crucial component in achieving excellence in this vital sector."
He also noted that the Institute’s services include the calibration of various devices, such as pressure and flow controllers, as well as thermal and electrical sensors, along with calibration for military manufacturing tools used in aviation, land, and naval units.
“The Institute aims to expand its service offerings to regional and international customers, further establishing its position as a national reference for measurement,” Al Yazeedi added.
H.E. Saeed Al Mheiri, Executive Director of the Emirates Metrology Institute and Chairmanship of the SMIIC Metrology Council, highlighted the importance of inter- laboratory comparison testing programs, stating, "These programs are among the most critical services we provide to defense industry laboratories, as they ensure the efficiency of measurement capabilities and establish the necessary infrastructure for international recognition in accordance with ISO/IEC 17025.”
He further emphasized, “We are dedicated to delivering technical solutions that support our strategic partners in the fields of measurement and calibration. Developing national expertise in laboratories is a key part of our strategy to enhance the productivity and efficiency of military units.”
The Emirates Metrology Institute represents the UAE in mutual recognition arrangements within the International Committee on Weights and Measures (CIPM-MRA) and in regional and international technical committees. As a pioneering national initiative, the Institute has played a vital role in improving various economic and strategic sectors, including the military industry, by reducing service costs and turnaround times.
Through the Institute’s efforts, the UAE continues to strengthen its production capacity and operational efficiency, supporting national industries and reinforcing its position on the global stage.
Through its participation, the Institute aims to showcase a wide range of services, including calibration, inter-comparison programs, consulting, and training. It places particular emphasis on supporting the development of the military sector’s capabilities and enhancing its efficiency, thereby contributing to the next generation of defense industries and improving their competitiveness at both regional and international levels.
Abdulla Al Yazeedi, Acting Secretary General of the Abu Dhabi Quality and Conformity Council, stated, "The participation of the Emirates Metrology Institute in IDEX and NAVDEX 2025 reflects its commitment to supporting the defense industries and strengthening national security independence. Developing measurement and calibration capabilities is a crucial component in achieving excellence in this vital sector."
He also noted that the Institute’s services include the calibration of various devices, such as pressure and flow controllers, as well as thermal and electrical sensors, along with calibration for military manufacturing tools used in aviation, land, and naval units.
“The Institute aims to expand its service offerings to regional and international customers, further establishing its position as a national reference for measurement,” Al Yazeedi added.
H.E. Saeed Al Mheiri, Executive Director of the Emirates Metrology Institute and Chairmanship of the SMIIC Metrology Council, highlighted the importance of inter- laboratory comparison testing programs, stating, "These programs are among the most critical services we provide to defense industry laboratories, as they ensure the efficiency of measurement capabilities and establish the necessary infrastructure for international recognition in accordance with ISO/IEC 17025.”
He further emphasized, “We are dedicated to delivering technical solutions that support our strategic partners in the fields of measurement and calibration. Developing national expertise in laboratories is a key part of our strategy to enhance the productivity and efficiency of military units.”
The Emirates Metrology Institute represents the UAE in mutual recognition arrangements within the International Committee on Weights and Measures (CIPM-MRA) and in regional and international technical committees. As a pioneering national initiative, the Institute has played a vital role in improving various economic and strategic sectors, including the military industry, by reducing service costs and turnaround times.
Through the Institute’s efforts, the UAE continues to strengthen its production capacity and operational efficiency, supporting national industries and reinforcing its position on the global stage.
The committee reviewed and approved several technical standards, documents, and manuals, including the draft Abu Dhabi Occupational Terms for individuals working in the field of electricity. This document, submitted by the Abu Dhabi Distribution Company (ADDC), was prepared in collaboration with Al Ain Distribution Company and representatives from the private sector.
The draft outlines professional standards to ensure the competence of individuals working in electricity-related professions, including consulting engineers and PV system contractors. It represents a significant step in improving professional performance across the Emirate’s energy infrastructure projects.
The development of these occupational requirements stems from the urgent need to regulate electricity professions at the emirate level. By establishing clear standards and requirements, the initiative aims to ensure quality service performance, safeguard public safety, and align with best practices. These measures are expected to boost public confidence in the services provided.
H.E. Badr Khamis Al Shemili, Executive Director of the Conformity and Standards Services Sector and Chairman of the Standard Technical Committee, emphasized:
"The preparation of these professional requirements is an important step toward ensuring the efficiency of individuals in the electrical profession, enhancing professional performance in Abu Dhabi, and regulating these professions by setting clear standards. Achieving the required quality and maintaining public safety depends on collaboration between government agencies and the private sector."
The committee reviewed and approved several technical standards, documents, and manuals, including the draft Abu Dhabi Occupational Terms for individuals working in the field of electricity. This document, submitted by the Abu Dhabi Distribution Company (ADDC), was prepared in collaboration with Al Ain Distribution Company and representatives from the private sector.
The draft outlines professional standards to ensure the competence of individuals working in electricity-related professions, including consulting engineers and PV system contractors. It represents a significant step in improving professional performance across the Emirate’s energy infrastructure projects.
The development of these occupational requirements stems from the urgent need to regulate electricity professions at the emirate level. By establishing clear standards and requirements, the initiative aims to ensure quality service performance, safeguard public safety, and align with best practices. These measures are expected to boost public confidence in the services provided.
H.E. Badr Khamis Al Shemili, Executive Director of the Conformity and Standards Services Sector and Chairman of the Standard Technical Committee, emphasized:
"The preparation of these professional requirements is an important step toward ensuring the efficiency of individuals in the electrical profession, enhancing professional performance in Abu Dhabi, and regulating these professions by setting clear standards. Achieving the required quality and maintaining public safety depends on collaboration between government agencies and the private sector."
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