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UAE Securities And Commodities Authority Honors Its Customers And Staff For Their Contributions To The Zero Government Bureaucracy Program

Date 13/09/2024

As part of the strong commitment of the Securities and Commodities Authority (SCA) to pursuing the objectives of the Zero Government Bureaucracy Program, its CEO Her Excellency Dr. Maryam Buti Al Suwaidi honored a number of customers and staff for making valuable suggestions that helped enhance and further streamline services.

Speaking at the honoring ceremony, Dr. Al Suwaidi stressed that the board of directors has always sought to improve the services provided by the SCA and make them faster, more efficient, and easily accessible, thus exceeding customer expectations. She said this was in alignment with the wise leadership’s vision to make the UAE among the best in the world in the delivery of government services.

Dr. Al Suwaidi praised the successful efforts made by the SCA in eliminating government bureaucracy in 12 of its main services by removing needless procedures, reducing service delivery time, and eliminating unnecessary documents. She indicated that this success had been the result of the establishment of a climate that encouraged the active involvement and participation of staff from licensed companies who took part in face-to-face meetings, questionnaires, and discussions and were encouraged to share ideas and suggestions to help improve the quality of the services offered to the public and implement the wise government’s Zero Government Bureaucracy Program.

Dr. Al Suwaidi extended her sincere thanks and gratitude to all those involved from licensed companies for their valuable role and the innovative ideas they submitted to help streamline procedures and improve the quality of services. She stressed that the SCA will continue to follow this proactive approach to enhance its services, adopt innovative solutions, and implement the best government work models to suit future requirements and underpin national efforts, thus meeting government expectations and bolstering the country’s status as a global financial hub.