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Media In Dubai 8 May 2018,
Dubai Maritime City Authority (DMCA) held a workshop to announce the “Quadripartite Partnership” with government partners, academia, the private sector, R & D and innovation institutions in the maritime sector in Dubai, in line with the Dubai 2021 Plan. The global economy As part of its continuous efforts to strengthen strategic cooperation with partners to build a leading and distinctive maritime community and race in driving the path of economic diversification and meeting the needs of the future.
“The adoption of the” quadruple partnership “model, designed to strengthen cooperation and coordination frameworks with government partners, academia, the private sector, R & D institutions and innovation, represents a qualitative leap forward in the pursuit of R & D and innovation in the development of logistics programs, said Amer Ali, CEO of Dubai Maritime City Authority. The development of advanced maritime regulations and legislation that will ensure the management of maritime operations in accordance with the highest standards of occupational safety, best practices and local and international decisions, thus establishing the emirate’s status as a global maritime center. The first model.
He stressed the commitment of the Maritime Authority to work in accordance with the directives of the wise leadership in establishing the foundations of a vital and sustainable economy based on research and development and knowledge and to make Dubai a unique investment environment through adopting best practices and latest concepts that will promote the maritime sector and activate its role in pushing the path of economic diversification to enter the era of “Emirates After oil. ”
The qualitative partnership is particularly important as it establishes a new phase of excellence in the development and regulation of the maritime sector in line with the objectives of the “Maritime Sector Strategy” to enhance the confidence of regional and international investors in the competitiveness of the local maritime community, which has become a strong competitor to the world’s leading maritime centers such as Singapore, London, Oslo, Shanghai, Kong.
