The Dubai Police have unveiled an ambitious forecast plan focused on enhancing security within the Transport and Rescue Department for the year 2040. This initiative reflects the police’s commitment to preparing and developing strategic frameworks tailored for governmental departments and police stations, emphasizing flexibility, successful sustainable initiatives, and proactive planning.
The announcement was made during a future-oriented retreat organized by the department in collaboration with the Future Foresight Center at the Officers’ Club. It gathered various security leaders, including Major General Rashid Khalifa Al Falasi, acting director of the Transport and Rescue Department, Brigadier General Nabil Abdulla Al Redha, and Colonel Dr. Hamdan Al Guess, the acting director of the Future Foresight Center.
Major General Rashid Al Falasi highlighted that this new plan aligns with Dubai’s vision of forward-thinking and encompasses six stages aimed at enhancing the security operations within the Transport and Rescue Department. This approach will help to identify future priorities, strategic directions, and relevant projects, as well as improve readiness and resilience.
Colonel Dr. Hamdan Al Guess emphasized that this strategy reflects Dubai Police’s dedication to fostering innovative thinking and included a series of workshops focused on discussing pivotal aspects in the evolution of security operations in the short, medium, and long term. Colonel Samira Al Ali, director of the Insurance Department, remarked that the retreat aims to generate ideas and initiatives that will support the development of long-term security mechanisms and policing in line with Dubai Police’s overall strategy and government directives, while also emphasizing the empowerment of youth in this important field.
