THE GOVERNOR OF DUBAI SUITED REPEATED "SHAKE-UP" TO THE MANAGEMENT OF MUNICIPALITY

September 27, 2016 860

Its Highness the sheikh Muhammad bin Rasheed Al Maktoum, the prime minister, the vice-president of the UAE and the governor of Dubai, took out the order about new official shifts among a management of the top management of Municipality of the emirate.

Its Highness the Sheikh Muhammad bin Rasheed Al Maktoum, the prime minister, the vice-president of the UAE and the governor of Dubai, returned to a question of staff movements in a management of Municipality. This time they mentioned a position of the general director assistant to which were four employees, and five — to a position of the head of department are pushed. Eight more people went to pension.

This step is a part of continuous efforts in the field of development of Municipality and providing bigger number of opportunities for the younger generation for the purpose of strengthening of various vital sectors in Dubai, reports WAM news agency.

Last month the sheikh Muhammad ordered to carry out immediate shifts in administrative personnel which included a retirement of nine team members of Municipality. According to WAM, Daud Al Hadzhri was appointed to a position of the general director assistant on the equipment and planning, Khalid Al-Sharif became the general director assistant concerning health care, safety and control of the environment, Taleb Dzhalfaar — the general director assistant on ecological services and a public health, and Ahmed Abdulkarim — the general director assistant on general support of sectors. Layali Al Mullah was appointed to a position of the head of department of a construction, Nagib Muhammad Saleh — the head of department of planning, Fahd Ahmed Al-Avadi — the head of department of a reservoir and irrigation, Eman Al-Bastaki — the head of department of food safety, and Abdullah Khalfan — the interim manager of department of legal issues.

Sheikh Muhammad expressed gratitude to the retired officials for their work and wished them all the best in the future.


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