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Strengthening UAE's Epidemic Preparedness: NCEMA Leads Multi-Entity Exercise


The National Emergency Crisis and Disaster Management Authority (NCEMA) has taken a proactive step towards bolstering the UAE's ability to respond to potential infectious disease outbreaks. In a recent tabletop exercise, more than 20 crucial entities participated to enhance the nation's defense against epidemics. Among the participants were significant organizations including the Ministry of Defence, Ministry of Education, Ministry of Interior, Ministry of Health and Prevention, and the General Civil Aviation Authority.

The exercise was designed to evaluate the effectiveness of strategies employed by each entity, leveraging their specific capabilities. The focal point was a collaborative approach, drawing insights from global responses to various epidemics and pandemics. In-depth discussions were held to improve communication channels, ensuring swift and accurate information dissemination among concerned authorities. Moreover, the exercise delved into media procedures, exploring ways to efficiently convey data and measures to the public under diverse circumstances.

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Ali Saeed Al Neyadi, Chairman of NCEMA, emphasized the significance of reviewing past protocols, operations, and lessons learned. This exercise showcases the UAE's commitment to establishing a robust global framework for disaster management, capable of addressing complex challenges with exceptional efficiency.

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