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The Nutri-Mark is developed based on a scientifically-backed system that assigns products a letter grade from A to E, each represented by a different color, based on their nutritional content, with A having the highest nutrition value and E the lowest. This allows consumers to easily compare items within the same food category and make healthier and more informed decisions.
“The launch of Nutri-Mark marks a pivotal moment in setting new standards for food labeling, promoting greater transparency and accountability in the industry. By bringing together key retailers, food manufacturers, and partners from government, industry, and education, we are driving a shared commitment to raise awareness and empower consumers to make better, health-conscious choices, which will have a lasting socio-economic impact, supporting public health and reinforcing the UAE’s leadership in food quality.” said H.E ENG Abdulla Alyazeedi, Acting Secretary General Abu Dhabi Quality and Conformity Council (ADQCC).
In its first phase, Nutri-Mark will focus on five key product categories: oils, dairy, beverages, baked goods, and children’s food, which includes cereals and snacks commonly consumed by children. In the second phase, a system certification for non-packaged food will also be introduced. While the initiative has been officially announced, consumers can expect to see Nutri-Mark labels on products by mid-2025.
Speaking about the initiative, H.E Dr. Ahmed AlKhazraji, Acting Director-General of Abu Dhabi Public Health Centre said: “A lack of understanding of the nutritional value of food products often leads to unhealthy food choices, becoming a significant driver of the rising obesity burden. Many people find it challenging to interpret complex ingredient lists and their health implications. To address this, the Nutri-Mark simplifies nutritional information into an easy-to-understand grading system. The philosophy of preventing illness before it starts is at the very heart of our work at the Abu Dhabi Public Health Centre and the Nutri-mark is one such initiative that aims to promote healthier lifestyle by empowering consumers to make healthier, informed choices. At DoH and ADPHC, we are proud of our continued engagement with essential government partners such as ADQCC to improve the health and wellbeing of the society.”
This first if its kind initiative in the region was announced at The Abu Dhabi International Food Exhibition (ADIFE) 2024, running from November 26–28, at the Abu Dhabi National Exhibition Centre (ADNEC). The exhibition is being held under the patronage of H.H. Sheikh Mansour Bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Vice President, Deputy Prime Minister, Chairman of the Presidential Court, and Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Abu Dhabi Agriculture and Food Safety Authority.
The Nutri-Mark initiative is the result of a collaboration between key partners, including ADQCC and ADPHC. ADQCC, recognized for its leadership in product and service quality, plays a central role in driving initiatives like Nutri-Mark, which prioritize consumer awareness and well-being.
ADQCC offers expert support through specialized labs, helping manufacturers reformulate their products while preserving taste and quality. This collaboration aims to improve food systems, promote informed decision-making, and set higher nutritional standards across the UAE, benefiting both businesses and the broader community.
The Nutri-Mark is developed based on a scientifically-backed system that assigns products a letter grade from A to E, each represented by a different color, based on their nutritional content, with A having the highest nutrition value and E the lowest. This allows consumers to easily compare items within the same food category and make healthier and more informed decisions.
“The launch of Nutri-Mark marks a pivotal moment in setting new standards for food labeling, promoting greater transparency and accountability in the industry. By bringing together key retailers, food manufacturers, and partners from government, industry, and education, we are driving a shared commitment to raise awareness and empower consumers to make better, health-conscious choices, which will have a lasting socio-economic impact, supporting public health and reinforcing the UAE’s leadership in food quality.” said H.E ENG Abdulla Alyazeedi, Acting Secretary General Abu Dhabi Quality and Conformity Council (ADQCC).
In its first phase, Nutri-Mark will focus on five key product categories: oils, dairy, beverages, baked goods, and children’s food, which includes cereals and snacks commonly consumed by children. In the second phase, a system certification for non-packaged food will also be introduced. While the initiative has been officially announced, consumers can expect to see Nutri-Mark labels on products by mid-2025.
Speaking about the initiative, H.E Dr. Ahmed AlKhazraji, Acting Director-General of Abu Dhabi Public Health Centre said: “A lack of understanding of the nutritional value of food products often leads to unhealthy food choices, becoming a significant driver of the rising obesity burden. Many people find it challenging to interpret complex ingredient lists and their health implications. To address this, the Nutri-Mark simplifies nutritional information into an easy-to-understand grading system. The philosophy of preventing illness before it starts is at the very heart of our work at the Abu Dhabi Public Health Centre and the Nutri-mark is one such initiative that aims to promote healthier lifestyle by empowering consumers to make healthier, informed choices. At DoH and ADPHC, we are proud of our continued engagement with essential government partners such as ADQCC to improve the health and wellbeing of the society.”
This first if its kind initiative in the region was announced at The Abu Dhabi International Food Exhibition (ADIFE) 2024, running from November 26–28, at the Abu Dhabi National Exhibition Centre (ADNEC). The exhibition is being held under the patronage of H.H. Sheikh Mansour Bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Vice President, Deputy Prime Minister, Chairman of the Presidential Court, and Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Abu Dhabi Agriculture and Food Safety Authority.
The Nutri-Mark initiative is the result of a collaboration between key partners, including ADQCC and ADPHC. ADQCC, recognized for its leadership in product and service quality, plays a central role in driving initiatives like Nutri-Mark, which prioritize consumer awareness and well-being.
ADQCC offers expert support through specialized labs, helping manufacturers reformulate their products while preserving taste and quality. This collaboration aims to improve food systems, promote informed decision-making, and set higher nutritional standards across the UAE, benefiting both businesses and the broader community.
As part of its participation, ADQCC will highlight the importance of the Central Testing Lab , which conducts thorough testing on food, water, soil, and herbs. These tests are essential to ensuring that products meet the highest standards, safeguarding consumer health and supporting public trust. The council collaborates closely with the Abu Dhabi Agriculture and Food Safety Authority (ADFSA) to carry out testing, issue reports, and certify products for consumer safety.
His Excellency Engineer Abdulla Alyazeedi, Acting Secretary General, said: “Our participation in ADIFE 2024 underscores our dedication to promoting food safety, consumer trust, and public health. We look forward to introducing a new initiative that will empower consumers to make more informed, better choices. This initiative complements the UAE’s broader goals to encourage improved well-being and support public health objectives.”
The initiative will be part of collaborative efforts between the council, the Abu Dhabi Department of Economic Development, the Department of Health Abu Dhabi (DOH), the Abu Dhabi Agriculture and Food Safety Authority (ADAFSA), the Abu Dhabi Public Health Center (ADPHC), designed to further enhance consumer awareness and support better decision-making in food choices. This new initiative will serve as an important addition to ADQCC's services, aimed at providing consumers with clearer information to help guide their choices in the food sector.
His Excellency Engineer Abdulla Al Muaini, Executive Director of the Central Testing Lab at ADQCC, emphasized the role of ADQCC’s work in driving industry progress: “Our participation in ADIFE represents an important opportunity to engage with key stakeholders and continue our mission to ensure the safety and quality of food products in the UAE. We are committed to supporting manufacturers and consumers alike in fostering a positive food environment.”
This commitment aligns with ADQCC’s broader vision of shaping Abu Dhabi’s quality infrastructure. Its mission is to lead, facilitate, and develop a globally recognized quality framework that promotes a culture of excellence. Through these efforts, ADQCC seeks to enhance industrial development, improve competitiveness, and ensure consumer safety across all sectors, further positioning Abu Dhabi as a global leader in quality.
As part of its participation, ADQCC will highlight the importance of the Central Testing Lab , which conducts thorough testing on food, water, soil, and herbs. These tests are essential to ensuring that products meet the highest standards, safeguarding consumer health and supporting public trust. The council collaborates closely with the Abu Dhabi Agriculture and Food Safety Authority (ADFSA) to carry out testing, issue reports, and certify products for consumer safety.
His Excellency Engineer Abdulla Alyazeedi, Acting Secretary General, said: “Our participation in ADIFE 2024 underscores our dedication to promoting food safety, consumer trust, and public health. We look forward to introducing a new initiative that will empower consumers to make more informed, better choices. This initiative complements the UAE’s broader goals to encourage improved well-being and support public health objectives.”
The initiative will be part of collaborative efforts between the council, the Abu Dhabi Department of Economic Development, the Department of Health Abu Dhabi (DOH), the Abu Dhabi Agriculture and Food Safety Authority (ADAFSA), the Abu Dhabi Public Health Center (ADPHC), designed to further enhance consumer awareness and support better decision-making in food choices. This new initiative will serve as an important addition to ADQCC's services, aimed at providing consumers with clearer information to help guide their choices in the food sector.
His Excellency Engineer Abdulla Al Muaini, Executive Director of the Central Testing Lab at ADQCC, emphasized the role of ADQCC’s work in driving industry progress: “Our participation in ADIFE represents an important opportunity to engage with key stakeholders and continue our mission to ensure the safety and quality of food products in the UAE. We are committed to supporting manufacturers and consumers alike in fostering a positive food environment.”
This commitment aligns with ADQCC’s broader vision of shaping Abu Dhabi’s quality infrastructure. Its mission is to lead, facilitate, and develop a globally recognized quality framework that promotes a culture of excellence. Through these efforts, ADQCC seeks to enhance industrial development, improve competitiveness, and ensure consumer safety across all sectors, further positioning Abu Dhabi as a global leader in quality.
The UAE also secured seats on the SMIIC Board of Directors, Standardization Council, and Accreditation Council, during the 19th General Assembly of the Standards and Metrology Institute for Islamic Countries. This achievement marks the UAE's third consecutive advancement in global quality infrastructure, following its recent elections to the boards of the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) and the International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC) in the past two months. These achievements support the UAE's strategic goals as a key driver of innovation in the region and its commitment to advancing collaboration in the fields of standards and quality to promote intra-regional trade and enhance global competitiveness.
The Emirates Metrology Institute took part in the 15th meeting of the SMIIC Metrology Council held in Istanbul on November 10, 2024. Led by His Excellency Omar Al Suwaidi, Undersecretary of the Ministry of Industry and Advanced Technology, the UAE delegation also participated in the General Assembly on November 13. The discussions during these meetings focused on several key topics, including the progress of the Council's action plans, developments in metrology activities across member countries, joint research and development projects, halal standards, medical measurements, calibration programs, and updates on activities of the "GSO/GULFMET" group, with a strong emphasis on the Islamic countries’ commitment to strengthening cooperation in this vital sector.
Global Trust
His Excellency Omar Al Suwaidi, Undersecretary of the Ministry of Industry and Advanced Technology, emphasized that the UAE’s election to three board positions in international standardization organizations is a testament to the global trust in the UAE’s capabilities. This recognition reflects the impact of the UAE’s quality infrastructure in enhancing efficiency, sustainability, market access, competitiveness, and innovation. “We also take this opportunity to congratulate the Abu Dhabi Quality and Conformity Council (ADQCC) for this well-deserved success in securing the chairmanship of the Metrology Council at SMIIC,” H.E. added.
His Excellency continued, “The UAE currently implements over 27,000 standards and technical regulations that support industrial sectors, innovation, sustainable manufacturing, energy efficiency, and more. These efforts enhance the country’s attractiveness to industrial investments and the competitiveness of our products in both local and global markets, in line with our national sustainable development goals.”
His Excellency Engineer Abdulla Al Yazeedi, Acting Secretary General of the Abu Dhabi Quality and Conformity Council (ADQCC), expressed his pride and honor on behalf of the Council, noting that this achievement reinforces the UAE’s continuous and integrated efforts to enhance its standing on the global stage. "Chairing the Institute will serve as an important platform for knowledge exchange and fostering innovation in measurement, calibration, and standardization," H.E. said. "This is also a significant step toward boosting international collaboration in the field of metrology among Islamic countries."
His Excellency Saeed Al Mheiri, Executive Director of the Emirates Metrology Institute (EMI), expressed his pride in the appointment, emphasizing the Institute's commitment to enhancing cooperation among member countries and supporting initiatives aimed at advancing measurement infrastructure and exchanging expertise. As the new Chairman of the Metrology Council, Al Mheiri is committed to leading new initiatives to develop metrology across Islamic countries, with a focus on supporting innovation and scientific research to improve the quality and accuracy of measurements according to the highest global standards.
H.E. concluded, “The UAE’s election to the chairmanship of the Metrology Council is a recognition of our unwavering commitment to advancing quality and metrology standards. We are dedicated to strengthening collaboration between member countries and exchanging knowledge and expertise in the development of measurement, calibration, and standardization systems at both the regional and international levels. We remain committed to supporting all efforts and initiatives aimed at advancing our metrology capabilities.”
The UAE also secured seats on the SMIIC Board of Directors, Standardization Council, and Accreditation Council, during the 19th General Assembly of the Standards and Metrology Institute for Islamic Countries. This achievement marks the UAE's third consecutive advancement in global quality infrastructure, following its recent elections to the boards of the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) and the International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC) in the past two months. These achievements support the UAE's strategic goals as a key driver of innovation in the region and its commitment to advancing collaboration in the fields of standards and quality to promote intra-regional trade and enhance global competitiveness.
The Emirates Metrology Institute took part in the 15th meeting of the SMIIC Metrology Council held in Istanbul on November 10, 2024. Led by His Excellency Omar Al Suwaidi, Undersecretary of the Ministry of Industry and Advanced Technology, the UAE delegation also participated in the General Assembly on November 13. The discussions during these meetings focused on several key topics, including the progress of the Council's action plans, developments in metrology activities across member countries, joint research and development projects, halal standards, medical measurements, calibration programs, and updates on activities of the "GSO/GULFMET" group, with a strong emphasis on the Islamic countries’ commitment to strengthening cooperation in this vital sector.
Global Trust
His Excellency Omar Al Suwaidi, Undersecretary of the Ministry of Industry and Advanced Technology, emphasized that the UAE’s election to three board positions in international standardization organizations is a testament to the global trust in the UAE’s capabilities. This recognition reflects the impact of the UAE’s quality infrastructure in enhancing efficiency, sustainability, market access, competitiveness, and innovation. “We also take this opportunity to congratulate the Abu Dhabi Quality and Conformity Council (ADQCC) for this well-deserved success in securing the chairmanship of the Metrology Council at SMIIC,” H.E. added.
His Excellency continued, “The UAE currently implements over 27,000 standards and technical regulations that support industrial sectors, innovation, sustainable manufacturing, energy efficiency, and more. These efforts enhance the country’s attractiveness to industrial investments and the competitiveness of our products in both local and global markets, in line with our national sustainable development goals.”
His Excellency Engineer Abdulla Al Yazeedi, Acting Secretary General of the Abu Dhabi Quality and Conformity Council (ADQCC), expressed his pride and honor on behalf of the Council, noting that this achievement reinforces the UAE’s continuous and integrated efforts to enhance its standing on the global stage. "Chairing the Institute will serve as an important platform for knowledge exchange and fostering innovation in measurement, calibration, and standardization," H.E. said. "This is also a significant step toward boosting international collaboration in the field of metrology among Islamic countries."
His Excellency Saeed Al Mheiri, Executive Director of the Emirates Metrology Institute (EMI), expressed his pride in the appointment, emphasizing the Institute's commitment to enhancing cooperation among member countries and supporting initiatives aimed at advancing measurement infrastructure and exchanging expertise. As the new Chairman of the Metrology Council, Al Mheiri is committed to leading new initiatives to develop metrology across Islamic countries, with a focus on supporting innovation and scientific research to improve the quality and accuracy of measurements according to the highest global standards.
H.E. concluded, “The UAE’s election to the chairmanship of the Metrology Council is a recognition of our unwavering commitment to advancing quality and metrology standards. We are dedicated to strengthening collaboration between member countries and exchanging knowledge and expertise in the development of measurement, calibration, and standardization systems at both the regional and international levels. We remain committed to supporting all efforts and initiatives aimed at advancing our metrology capabilities.”
H.E. Engineer Abdulla Al Yazeedi, ADQCC Acting Secretary General, led the ceremony, raising the flag amidst an atmosphere filled with pride and patriotism. The event saw strong participation from executive directors, department heads, section leaders, and employees, all coming together to honor this significant occasion.
The gathering not only celebrated national heritage but also underscored the ADQCC's commitment to core national values, loyalty, and dedication to the UAE. The ceremony featured a rendition of the UAE national anthem, while the venue was beautifully decorated in the colors of the UAE flag, enhancing the sense of unity and pride among attendees.
H.E. Engineer Abdulla Al Yazeedi extended heartfelt congratulations to H.H. Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, President of the UAE; H.H. Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, UAE Vice President, Prime Minister of the UAE and Ruler of Dubai; Their Highness Members of the Federal Supreme Council - Rulers of the Emirates; and all Emirati people. H.E. expressed his hopes for Allah to bless the leadership, government, and people of the UAE with ongoing safety, security, progress, and prosperity.
On this momentous day, H.E. Al Yazeedi expressed pride in the Emirati flag, which symbolizes the nation's identity and values of unity, belonging, and cohesion. He highlighted the importance of honoring the sacrifices made by the founding fathers who established this great nation.
As we celebrate this day, let us invite everyone to join in the festivities by raising the flag everywhere and participating in community events that express our love for our country. This is a time to strengthen social bonds, cherish our cultural heritage, and celebrate our achievements, all made possible by the vision of our wise leadership.
May our flag continue to fly high and proud in the sky of glory.
H.E. Engineer Abdulla Al Yazeedi, ADQCC Acting Secretary General, led the ceremony, raising the flag amidst an atmosphere filled with pride and patriotism. The event saw strong participation from executive directors, department heads, section leaders, and employees, all coming together to honor this significant occasion.
The gathering not only celebrated national heritage but also underscored the ADQCC's commitment to core national values, loyalty, and dedication to the UAE. The ceremony featured a rendition of the UAE national anthem, while the venue was beautifully decorated in the colors of the UAE flag, enhancing the sense of unity and pride among attendees.
H.E. Engineer Abdulla Al Yazeedi extended heartfelt congratulations to H.H. Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, President of the UAE; H.H. Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, UAE Vice President, Prime Minister of the UAE and Ruler of Dubai; Their Highness Members of the Federal Supreme Council - Rulers of the Emirates; and all Emirati people. H.E. expressed his hopes for Allah to bless the leadership, government, and people of the UAE with ongoing safety, security, progress, and prosperity.
On this momentous day, H.E. Al Yazeedi expressed pride in the Emirati flag, which symbolizes the nation's identity and values of unity, belonging, and cohesion. He highlighted the importance of honoring the sacrifices made by the founding fathers who established this great nation.
As we celebrate this day, let us invite everyone to join in the festivities by raising the flag everywhere and participating in community events that express our love for our country. This is a time to strengthen social bonds, cherish our cultural heritage, and celebrate our achievements, all made possible by the vision of our wise leadership.
May our flag continue to fly high and proud in the sky of glory.
The program, which highlights the importance of coordination between government and private entities to enhance service quality and develop the sector, was launched during a workshop organized by ADQCC in collaboration with the Integrated Transport Centre and Union Accreditation, with over 100 representatives of delivery service operators in attendance.
The “Motorcycle Delivery Driver Conformity Program” aims to ensure that individuals in this sector meet the required quality standards, contributing to improved service levels, creating a safe and reliable work environment, enhancing public confidence in delivery services, and ensuring the safety of delivery workers, benefiting the community.
H.E. Abdulrahman Al Shizawi, Executive Director of Planning and Strategic Affairs at the Integrated Transport Centre, stated that the Centre aims, through the launch of the program, to develop and qualify workers in the field. The program enhances drivers' skills and promotes safe driving behaviors while fostering a comfortable work environment and supporting economic growth. He emphasized that the “Motorcycle Delivery Driver Conformity Program” is a strategic step towards achieving the highest standards of quality and safety in delivery services.
H.E. Engineer Badr Khamis Al Shemaili, Executive Director of the Conformity and Standards Sector remarked: “The launch of this program marks an important step toward improving safety and quality standards in the motorcycle delivery sector. Through the Conformity and Standards Sector and in collaboration with relevant authorities, the Council is committed to providing the necessary support and training to those working in the sector. This ensures the delivery of safe and reliable services to consumers, enhances public trust, and contributes to improving the overall user experience.”
The program, which highlights the importance of coordination between government and private entities to enhance service quality and develop the sector, was launched during a workshop organized by ADQCC in collaboration with the Integrated Transport Centre and Union Accreditation, with over 100 representatives of delivery service operators in attendance.
The “Motorcycle Delivery Driver Conformity Program” aims to ensure that individuals in this sector meet the required quality standards, contributing to improved service levels, creating a safe and reliable work environment, enhancing public confidence in delivery services, and ensuring the safety of delivery workers, benefiting the community.
H.E. Abdulrahman Al Shizawi, Executive Director of Planning and Strategic Affairs at the Integrated Transport Centre, stated that the Centre aims, through the launch of the program, to develop and qualify workers in the field. The program enhances drivers' skills and promotes safe driving behaviors while fostering a comfortable work environment and supporting economic growth. He emphasized that the “Motorcycle Delivery Driver Conformity Program” is a strategic step towards achieving the highest standards of quality and safety in delivery services.
H.E. Engineer Badr Khamis Al Shemaili, Executive Director of the Conformity and Standards Sector remarked: “The launch of this program marks an important step toward improving safety and quality standards in the motorcycle delivery sector. Through the Conformity and Standards Sector and in collaboration with relevant authorities, the Council is committed to providing the necessary support and training to those working in the sector. This ensures the delivery of safe and reliable services to consumers, enhances public trust, and contributes to improving the overall user experience.”
The meeting, chaired by H.E. Engineer Badr Khamis Al Shemaili, Executive Director of the Conformity and Standards Sector and Chairman of the Technical Committee, included 37 members representing 25 government entities.
The update was initiated at the request of the Abu Dhabi Police General Command, which led the technical working group comprising representatives from key organizations in the Emirate, including the Armed Forces General Command, Presidential Guard Command, Abu Dhabi Customs, Department of Culture and Tourism, Abu Dhabi National Exhibition Centre, Federal Authority for Nuclear Regulation, Department of Health, Federal Authority for Identity, Citizenship, Customs and Port Security, and private sector partners.
H.E. Engineer Badr Khamis Al Shemaili emphasized that the modernization of these standards is a key step in enhancing security and safety within the Emirate. “The updated standards will improve the efficiency and effectiveness of security checkpoints, ensuring the safety of both users and operators, and contributing to the protection of vital facilities and major events in Abu Dhabi,” he said.
Major Mohammed Al Hamed, Director of the Abu Dhabi Technical Standards Project at Abu Dhabi Police, noted that the updated standards are innovative and the first of their kind in the region. He highlighted that these standards reflect the Abu Dhabi Police's commitment to adopting the latest technologies and innovations in security. “The new standards integrate advanced global technologies with flexible security protocols to enhance safety and stability in the Emirate,” he added.
He further explained that the updated standards enhance occupational safety, leverage artificial intelligence, and are designed to adapt to technological advancements, aligning with the latest global trends in facility and event security. These measures make the standards a global model, covering various aspects of checkpoint security, including advanced infrastructure, specialized devices, and training personnel with cutting-edge expertise.
The updates aim to support strategic objectives related to security and safety as outlined in government directives, helping to mitigate risks and prevent security threats at key facilities and events. They also promote coordination among relevant authorities, fostering confidence between security agencies and those operating in the field.
The new document outlines the security requirements and technical needs for checkpoints, ensuring the safety of high-profile events and vital facilities, including ministries, hotels, and other establishments requiring security inspection systems.
The meeting, chaired by H.E. Engineer Badr Khamis Al Shemaili, Executive Director of the Conformity and Standards Sector and Chairman of the Technical Committee, included 37 members representing 25 government entities.
The update was initiated at the request of the Abu Dhabi Police General Command, which led the technical working group comprising representatives from key organizations in the Emirate, including the Armed Forces General Command, Presidential Guard Command, Abu Dhabi Customs, Department of Culture and Tourism, Abu Dhabi National Exhibition Centre, Federal Authority for Nuclear Regulation, Department of Health, Federal Authority for Identity, Citizenship, Customs and Port Security, and private sector partners.
H.E. Engineer Badr Khamis Al Shemaili emphasized that the modernization of these standards is a key step in enhancing security and safety within the Emirate. “The updated standards will improve the efficiency and effectiveness of security checkpoints, ensuring the safety of both users and operators, and contributing to the protection of vital facilities and major events in Abu Dhabi,” he said.
Major Mohammed Al Hamed, Director of the Abu Dhabi Technical Standards Project at Abu Dhabi Police, noted that the updated standards are innovative and the first of their kind in the region. He highlighted that these standards reflect the Abu Dhabi Police's commitment to adopting the latest technologies and innovations in security. “The new standards integrate advanced global technologies with flexible security protocols to enhance safety and stability in the Emirate,” he added.
He further explained that the updated standards enhance occupational safety, leverage artificial intelligence, and are designed to adapt to technological advancements, aligning with the latest global trends in facility and event security. These measures make the standards a global model, covering various aspects of checkpoint security, including advanced infrastructure, specialized devices, and training personnel with cutting-edge expertise.
The updates aim to support strategic objectives related to security and safety as outlined in government directives, helping to mitigate risks and prevent security threats at key facilities and events. They also promote coordination among relevant authorities, fostering confidence between security agencies and those operating in the field.
The new document outlines the security requirements and technical needs for checkpoints, ensuring the safety of high-profile events and vital facilities, including ministries, hotels, and other establishments requiring security inspection systems.
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