Dubai Customs chief welcomes Dr. Hazza Al Nuaimi
This workshop reflects Dubai Government's ongoing commitment to embedding a culture of institutional excellence by developing government competencies and adopting global models in performance, innovation, and future readiness—contributing to the objectives of the Dubai Economic Agenda D33 and enhancing the emirate's regional and global competitiveness.
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