DMCA announced that it recently held discussions with the Dubai Police Department to develop new strategies and regulations for security and maritime safety, training and registration of vessels and marine driving licences.
DCMA officials recently met with Brigadier Abdul Jalil Mahdi, deputy director-general of the Dubai Police Department of Preventive Security, within the framework of strengthening cooperation with local government and regulatory bodies. They discussed the possibility of Dubai Police participating in discussions relating to the preparation of maritime laws and registrations in Dubai, which are under the direct responsibility of DMCA. During the meeting, DMCA, under its newly launched entity 'Raseina', emphasised its commitment to cooperate with Dubai Police and also announced that DMCA will unveil new measures and regulations beginning next month aimed at further improving the maritime sector. The new initiatives and services are in line with DMCA's objective of expediting and streamlining the registration and licensing processes in the UAE maritime sector. "Dubai Maritime City Authority is taking concrete steps to enhance the delivery of maritime services and consolidate Dubai's reputation as a centre for maritime excellence. The establishment of the Marine Registration and Licensing Department is one of the key initiatives that will help us attain our objectives. Amer Ali, CEO of DMCA said.
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