Dubai: The Ministry of Health and Prevention (MoHAP) has added another milestone to its record of international excellence, receiving the highest certification from the Global Innovation Institute (GInI): Certified Innovative Government Organisation-Excellence Level.
MoHAP also earned the Accreditation of an Accelerator Programme by GInI, making it the first federal entity to be granted this certification. The Ministry has further solidified its status as a leader in innovation by securing the ISO 56002 certification in innovation management, recognising its success in enhancing innovation processes and competitiveness, which are key to fostering a robust organisational innovation culture aimed at boosting the Ministry’s reputation and driving sustainable growth.
These achievements have been driven by MoHAP’s commitment to implementing the highest international standards in organisational innovation, adopting global best practices to enhance the innovation framework, and continuously developing national tal
ents and capabilities. The Ministry’s integrated approach has led to significant developments in the quality of health services, further cementing the UAE’s standing as a premier global destination for sustainable innovation and improving its competitiveness on the international stage.
Salem Al Darmaki, Advisor to the Minister of Health and Prevention, received the two certificates on behalf of Dr. Mohammed Salim Al Olama, Under-Secretary of the Ministry of Health and Prevention, during a ceremony held in Dubai. The awards were presented by Mohannad Shaheen, Regional Director for the Middle East and Africa at the Global Innovation Institute, with Saqr Al Humairi, Chief Innovation Officer, and Wedad Bu Humaid, Director of the Government Communications Department, MoHAP, also in attendance.
Dr. Mohammed Salim Al Olama stated, “The remarkable achievements we have made would not have been possible had it not been for the UAE government’s commitment to positioning the country as one of the most innovative nation
s in the world, in line with the UAE Centennial 2071. The Ministry prioritises innovation within its programmes, and we are continuously integrating the latest advancements in quality health services in line with the National Strategy for Advanced Innovation,” he said.
He continued, “The Ministry is investing in the future of healthcare through an integrated innovation ecosystem, bringing together talented national experts, advanced technologies, and global strategic partnerships. Our goal is to keep pace with global advancements and lead the transformation of the health sector with innovative solutions that anticipate and meet the needs of future generations.”
For his part, Saqr Al Humairi said, “Receiving these two prestigious innovation certificates adds yet another feather to the Ministry of Health and Prevention’s cap. It truly underscores our leadership in bringing innovative practices to the health sector. This recognition not only enhances our reputation but also inspires us to keep pushing for exce
llence and creativity in everything we do.”
Meanwhile, Mohammed Ahmed Dabwan from the Global Innovation Institute said, “The Ministry of Health and Prevention has demonstrated outstanding progress in adopting innovative solutions that enhance the efficiency and impact of their services. This achievement positions the Ministry among the leading organisations committed to sustainable development and advancement in the health sector.”
Source: Emirates News Agency