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Cooperation between the Dubai Civil Aviation and Environment Authority to enhance sustainability and sector security

Dubai, July 24 / WAM / The Dubai Civil Aviation Authority and the Dubai Environment and Climate Change Authority signed a memorandum of understanding aimed at enhancing cooperation and coordination between the two sides, in a way that supports the development of strategic partnerships, and consolidates joint efforts to achieve the goals of the Emirate of Dubai in the areas of environmental sustainability, security and safety of the civil aviation sector, and institutional innovation.

According to a press release issued today, this memorandum comes within the framework of the two sides’ commitment to supporting the vision of the wise leadership, and a translation of the strategic directions of the Emirate of Dubai towards enhancing sustainability, innovation and institutional integration, by unifying efforts and exchanging experiences in a way that contributes to developing the civil aviation sector, enhancing environmental sustainability, and achieving the goals of the Dubai environmental and climate agenda.

His Excellency Mohammed Abdullah Linjawi, Director General of the Dubai Civil Aviation Authority, said that the memorandum of understanding with the Dubai Environment and Climate Change Authority embodies our firm commitment to enhancing institutional integration and unifying efforts to support the sustainability of the civil aviation sector, in line with Dubai’s future vision and directions in building a safe and sustainable aviation system.

He added that this partnership is a strategic step towards developing qualitative initiatives, exchanging experiences, and adopting best practices in the fields of security, safety, and environmental protection, which contributes to achieving sustainability goals and consolidating Dubai’s position as a leading global model in the aviation sector.

For his part, His Excellency Ahmed Mohammed bin Thani, Director General of the Dubai Environment and Climate Change Authority, said: We at the Authority are keen to build an environmental work system based on science, data, and integration between sectors, and our partnership with the Dubai Civil Aviation Authority reflects this commitment. Through it, advanced tracking technologies become an effective tool for environmental monitoring and control in the Emirate of Dubai.

He added that by activating ways of joint action, we are consolidating the model of institutional integration that translates the emirate’s vision of sustainability into a tangible impact on the ground.

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