Dubai Reviews Crisis Readiness Under Sheikh Mansoor’s Leadership

Dubai, UAE – His Highness Sheikh Mansoor bin Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Chairman of Dubai’s Supreme Committee of Crisis and Disaster Management, chaired a crucial meeting at Emirates Towers to evaluate the emirate’s readiness to handle potential emergencies and crises efficiently.

The meeting focused on assessing the preparedness of various sectors across Dubai, ensuring that all entities remain capable of responding swiftly and effectively to unforeseen situations. The session brought together key representatives from multiple government departments, private institutions, and civic bodies to review Dubai’s integrated emergency management strategies.

During the session, the Committee discussed cross-sector coordination and examined how well-prepared Dubai’s infrastructure and essential services are in case of crises. The discussions reaffirmed the emirate’s commitment to upholding global standards of resilience, proactive risk management, and institutional sustainability.

Sheikh Mansoor emphasized the importance of continued collaboration between government agencies, private entities, and the wider community to strengthen Dubai’s overall preparedness framework. The Committee also highlighted the significance of activating field command systems and using advanced technologies for faster, data-driven decision-making during emergencies.

The meeting further reviewed ongoing improvements to Dubai’s crisis management plans, including updates to emergency protocols and measures ensuring uninterrupted business continuity. A special focus was placed on community involvement and volunteer programs that enhance public readiness and engagement in times of need.

Through continuous training, technological advancement, and strong inter-agency cooperation, Dubai continues to reinforce its position as a global model for resilience and effective crisis management.