• Tuesday, February 25,2025

MOI Honors General Directorates for Intellectual Property Achievements

The Ministry of Interior honored several general directorates for their outstanding contributions to intellectual property. In a ceremony held in the courtyard of the ministry’s headquarters in Abu Dhabi, a distinguished group of innovators who secured intellectual property certificates from the Ministry of Economy across various policing domains, including human rights, criminal investigations, human and financial resources, electronic systems, and security media were recognized. The event was attended by Major General Salem Ali Mubarak Al Shamsi, Assistant Undersecretary for Resources and Support Services at the Ministry of Interior, alongside a number of general directors and officers.

This recognition underscores the ministry’s strategic commitment to fostering a culture of innovation rooted in agility, foresight, and preparedness. By celebrating individuals whose creative contributions have propelled advancements in policing and security, the ministry continues to drive a future shaped by innovation. This initiative also reinforces the UAE’s position as one of the safest countries in the world. Furthermore, the Ministry of Interior is dedicated to institutionalizing intellectual property rights, ensuring that the ingenuity of its personnel is safeguarded and encouraged to drive practical applications and improvements in security work.

During the event, Major General Salem Ali Mubarak Al Shamsi personally presented the honored directorates and innovators with intellectual property certificates, recognizing their pioneering efforts.

Concluding the ceremony, Major General Al Shamsi expressed his deep appreciation to the ministry’s creative talents and all honorees, commending their achievements and wishing them continued success. He emphasized that this recognition serves as both an accolade and an incentive, encouraging them to channel their innovations toward enhancing the work environment and benefiting the nation.