Dubai Media Council organizes an introductory workshop with programs and initiatives "Compete"

Dubai, March 6 / WAM / The Dubai Media Council organized, in cooperation with the “UAE cadres competitive council”, at the headquarters of the Council in Dubai, an introductory workshop on “Enforcement” programs and initiatives, in the presence of representatives of companies and institutions partners within the “UAE media talent pledge” that the Council launched under the directives The Emirati media, especially media students, and preparing them in a distinct professional manner to join the labor market within the private sector, in the context of partnership with major companies and media institutions and the leading international and local media.
The workshop came within the framework of the cooperation of the two sides in translating the vision of the rational leadership to support national cadres and talents, increase its opportunities in the media field, raise their competitiveness and enable them to reach appropriate employment opportunities in the media sector institutions within its various tributaries.
His Excellency Nihal Badri, Secretary -General of the Dubai Media Council, expressed her appreciation for the efforts of the “Competitiveness of the Emirati cadres, and the support it provides to the initiative in the context of its mission towards expanding the chapter of opportunities for Emirati talents in various disciplines, including the media field, appreciating the cooperation of the pledge partners, and their keenness to identify all the paths through which they can support the goals of the pledge and achieve its goals in preparing a new generation at a level World, discovering and empowering Emirati media cadres to obtain appropriate opportunities to work within private media institutions.
Her Excellency said: “We were keen through the introductory workshop to shed more light on the” Enforcement “program to enable our partners from private media companies and institutions to identify more detailed in the program’s support for supporting the goals of the pledge, as our partnership with the program as well as the institutions and companies joining the pledge within the framework of the Dubai Media Council’s keenness to build a network of close cooperation relations with all parties capable of supporting its mission in discovering And enable a new generation of young Emirati media. ”
Badri added: “Investing in young media cadres is an investment in building the future of the national media, and ensuring its sustainability and competitiveness regionally and globally, and based on that vision, the Dubai Media Council continues its efforts in cooperation with the partners to empower young people and develop their professional experiences and refine their scientific and practical skills in the media field, in a way that ensures that they are provided with the necessary tools that guarantee them the highest levels of excellence, which qualifies them to lead the media development process The local and its advancement to levels keep pace with the vision of the rational leadership of the future of the media and supports the development process within the various sectors.
The workshop included an explanation of the “competitions” goals in raising the efficiency of Emirati cadres and enabling them to jobs in the private sector, increasing the competitiveness of the UAE workforce, and enhancing the attractiveness of the private sector jobs for the Emiratis, in addition to supporting job stability through financial and training programs.
The workshop also dealt with the areas of support provided by the “Emirati Cadres Competitiveness Council” and the “Nafs” program, including globally approved training programs, financial incentives to support salaries and employment, in addition to developing national competencies through specialized training and qualification programs. The session also included an explanation of the benefits provided by the “Enforcement” program for private companies that employed numbers of citizens, and the facilities that these companies obtained within the advantages provided by the program in this framework.
Saif Al -Suwaidi, Director of Projects at the Dubai Media Council, explained that the workshop comes within the framework of the council’s keenness to achieve the initiative of “UAE media talent pledge” for its goals in a practical and objective manner that serves the media sector in the country and has to discover more Emirati energies in this field, and give them the opportunity to obtain practical qualification that contributes to refining their talents and expanding the opportunities available to them in the media work market, with a competing program for an important role in this field Based on his mission in raising the competitive efficiency of citizenship cadres and enabling them to occupy jobs in private sector institutions in the country.
Al -Suwaidi pointed out that cooperation with the “Nafs” program comes as a first step within the framework of an integrated project that includes many workshops, which will be presented by the Dubai Media Council in cooperation with a number of companies and academic institutions, during the next stage.
Those wishing to join one of the programs offered by the Dubai Media Council can send their CV via email talent@dubaimediacouncil.ae.
The Dubai Media Council launched the “UAE media talent pledge” initiative to build strategic partnerships with major media authorities to motivate young people to engage in the media sector, with the pledge of media companies and institutions to participate in the initiative to provide guidance and training and also job opportunities for promising and distinguished Emirati media talent In the media labor market.

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