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The Mohammed bin Rashid School of Government (MBRSG), organised the third station of the third edition of its ‘Future Trip’ programme, in the form of a field trip to London, bringing together leaders of the first and second tiers from the federal and local governments, as well as the private sector. The five-day visit sought to facilitate the exchange of expertise and showcase the latest international trends in government.
MBRSG’s Executive President, Dr. Ali Sebaa Al Marri, said, “The London trip reflects MBRSG’s openness to exploring the best government experiences and practices. It is a platform for us to relay our own knowledge and expertise, showcase innovative government systems, and find solutions to relevant challenges by collaborating with our partners.”
The third station drew 23 participants from various entities. The third station’s five-day agenda kicked off its activities with an introduction of Britain’s government and civil service operations. Participants visited UK’s central government ministries, exploring practices of UK’s executive authorities, organisational structures of each department, and relevant operational policies.
Upon the conclusion of the programme, Mansoor Abulhoul, UAE Ambassador to the UK, honoured participants in the Future Trip programme in the presence of Professor Raed Awamleh, Dean of MBRSG, and Sonny Leong CBE, CEO of Civil Service College.