NCEMA Strengthens National Readiness Through Workshop on Strategic Planning and Risk Assessment in Ajman
The National Emergency, Crisis and Disaster Management Authority has organized a specialized workshop titled “Strategic Planning and Risk Assessment” in the Emirate of Ajman, bringing together members of the local emergency and crisis management team to enhance national preparedness and strengthen coordination at the local level.
The initiative forms part of NCEMA’s ongoing efforts to develop institutional capabilities in strategic planning and risk management, and to further enhace cooperation between federal and local entities to ensure an integrated and effective national response to potential emergencies.
The workshop covered a range of key themes, including strategic planning methodologies for emergencies, mechanisms for developing national and local response plans based on the National Risk Register, and best practices for identifying priorities and defining roles and responsibilities among stakeholders. Participants also explored ways to build flexible, practical plans that reflect on-the-ground realities and promote coordination across all sectors.
Participants actively engaged in discussions, sharing insights and recommendations to improve joint coordination and information exchange between entities.
Commenting on the event, H.E. Ali Rashid Al Neyadi, Director General of NCEMA, said:
“This workshop reflects our commitment to strengthening national readiness through institutional capacity building and empowering local teams with the tools of strategic, risk-based planning. Building a comprehensive and resilient emergency management system remains a national priority aligned with the UAE leadership’s vision to enhance security, sustainability, and operational continuity in the face of future challenges.”
The workshop concluded with a call to continue implementing specialized programs that unify concepts, enhance inter-agency coordination, and reinforce the UAE’s national preparedness and resilience against future risks.