CBUAE And National Security Institute Sign MoU To Enhance Workplace Security And Safety Training

The Central Bank of the UAE (CBUAE) has entered into a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the National Security Institute. This agreement, signed at the Central Bank's Abu Dhabi headquarters, focuses on collaboration in security, protection, and occupational safety and health. The MoU aims to strengthen both theoretical and practical training in these areas.

The partnership seeks to improve workplace security and health through joint activities. Saif Al Dhaheri, Assistant Governor for Banking Operations and Support Services at CBUAE, and Nahyan Al Tunaiji, CEO of the National Security Institute, formalised this agreement. Officials from both organisations were present during the signing.

Saif Al Dhaheri emphasised the importance of creating a secure working environment. He stated that enhancing awareness about safety systems is crucial for organisational performance. "This MoU reflects the Central Bank’s commitment to implement the most advanced practices and international standards in security and safety," he said.

Al Tunaiji highlighted the shared vision between the two entities. He noted that prioritising employee safety is key to their mission. "Signing this MoU with the Central Bank is an important step in achieving our shared vision of putting our employees first," he remarked. The collaboration will provide advisory services and training aligned with global best practices.

The agreement also aims to boost skills within CBUAE by offering specialised knowledge in security, health, and safety. This initiative is expected to enhance business quality at the Central Bank by improving standards in these critical areas.

Both parties expressed optimism about future cooperation. They anticipate that this partnership will lead to mutual benefits from shared experiences and capabilities. The MoU signifies a commitment to continuous improvement in workplace safety and health standards.

This collaboration marks a significant step towards ensuring a safe working environment for employees at the Central Bank. It underscores a dedication to adopting international best practices in security and occupational health management.

With inputs from WAM