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During a visit to the Kingdom of Denmark, a delegation of Dubai government leaders explored pioneering models and best practices in vital, future-oriented sectors, with the aim of fostering cooperation, the exchange of expertise and forging strategic partnerships that advance government work and innovation while aligning with future directions.
The delegation’s itinerary in Copenhagen included a series of meetings and field visits to government entities and leading global corporations. These engagements provided an opportunity to review advanced practices in enhancing quality of life and social well-being, education and future skills, innovation, urban planning, creative industries, logistics and healthcare.
The delegation discussed avenues for strengthening cooperation while exploring innovative institutional initiatives and practices designed to advance government policies and services and enhance quality of life.
The delegation included representatives from The Executive Office of His Highness Sheikh Mohammed Bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Dubai Chambers, Dubai Culture and Arts Authority, the Knowledge and Human Development Authority, the Community Development Authority, Dubai Health, the Dubai Health Authority, the Dubai Future Foundation, Dubai Police General HQ, Al Jalila Foundation, Dubai Municipality, the Department of Finance in Dubai Government, the Mohammed Bin Rashid Housing Establishment, the Endowment and Minors’ Trust Foundation in Dubai (Awqaf Dubai), Dubai Media Incorporated, the Digital Dubai Authority, the Dubai Government Human Resources Department, the Dubai Foundation for Women and Children, the Mohammed Bin Rashid Al Maktoum Global Initiatives, Dubai Holding, and Ferjan Dubai.
The delegation conducted a visit to Denmark’s Ministry of Social Affairs, Housing and Senior Citizens, and reviewed national policies aimed at enhancing quality of life and social well-being, alongside proactive mechanisms for developing services tailored to individuals, families, and senior citizens that focus on community needs and future shifts.
Both sides reviewed institutional models for designing and implementing social and housing initiatives, while exploring opportunities to strengthen cooperation and exchange expertise in areas of mutual interest.
The delegation visited Maersk, a leader in shipping, logistics and supply chain solutions, and gained insights into the latest trends in supply chain management, logistics and global trade. The visit highlighted the growing role of technology and innovation in driving operational efficiency.
The delegation also visited the Danish Architecture Center to explore pioneering models in sustainable urban planning, and the role of design and architecture in enhancing quality of life and fostering a distinct urban identity.
As part of exploring pioneering sustainability practices, the delegation visited the Amager Bakke/ Copenhill waste-to-energy plant, a global benchmark in converting waste into energy within an integrated circular economy ecosystem.
The delegation visited Buddinge Skole and reviewed its educational model, which centres on student empowerment and fostering their role as active partners in the learning process.
Creative Denmark: The delegation’s itinerary also included a visit to Creative Denmark, a public-private partnership dedicated to promoting the nation’s creative economy globally. The visit offered insights into Denmark’s support for its cultural and creative industries as key drivers of economic growth and national identity.
The delegation also conducted a visit to the ‘3 Days of Design’ festival in Denmark, and explored the latest global trends in design, innovation, and the creative industries, alongside the expanding role of design in urban development and enhancing quality of life.
The delegation visited Healthcare Denmark, a non-profit public-private partnership promoting Danish healthcare solutions internationally. The visit offered insights into Denmark’s experience in leveraging innovation, technology and multilateral partnerships to develop and enhance the sustainability of its healthcare ecosystem.
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