ENOC, Dubai Police enhance mutual cooperation

Both parties have committed to work towards achieving mutual goals as well as exchanging knowledge by hosting workshops to prepare for emergencies.

The ENOC Group has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with the Dubai Police to enhance mutual cooperation and collaboration in safeguarding the country. Through this agreement, both parties also aim to protect the public’s interest in emergencies, crises, and disasters.

In addition to forming a committee to work towards achieving mutual goals, the MoU will continue to strengthen cooperation through a series of events to exchange knowledge by hosting workshops to prepare for emergencies.

Recently, Dubai Police and ENOC joined forces to improve electric vehicle knowledge among police officers. AutoPro Academy, a vehicle service and maintenance subsidiary of the Group and a center for automotive education and excellence, recently concluded a two-day training programme for 22 Dubai Police officials on safety measures that must be followed when responding to electric and hybrid car accidents on the roads.

“Through similar initiatives with public and private institutions, we aim to equally service all segments of society and extend our strong ties with both sectors. We look forward to the wealth of knowledge exchange that is set to elevate our business and equip the Group with the latest skills required to combat emergencies,” said Saif Humaid Al Falasi, Group CEO at ENOC.

Last year, the Group opened its first and one-of-a-kind emergency response center in Jebel Ali, as a part of its ongoing strategy and plans to protect its assets along with Dubai Civil Defence. For the duration of this agreement, ENOC Group’s emergency response center will be connected to the Dubai Police General Headquarters, which will contribute to seamless coordination between both entities.