“Jahiz” is one of the major transformational projects launched by the UAE government. With the aim of enhancing the readiness of federal government talents and supporting them with future skills. ” Jahiz ” initiative, through its digital platform, offers a specialized journey to develop four groups of skills most closely related to the future directions of government work. These skills include: (Digital Skills, Data and AI Skills, New Economy Skills and 10X Skills). Digital Skills: Digitalization has transformed our lives on many levels and its application on government work has numerous benefits through utilizing various technologies such as Blockchain, cloud computing programming, web 3.0, and the Metaverse. Data and AI Skills: The Fourth Industrial Revolution contributes in creating a competitive national economy that is based on knowledge and innovation. Hence, it is essential to build talent capabilities around current and future technologies. New Economy Skills: The new economy is one that is built on harnessing new technologies as a core capability. Such an approach has a direct and indirect impact on our lives and the environment. 10X Skills: These are the skills of accelerating and multiplying the effect of projects and initiatives. As the world around us rapidly changes, it becomes critical for us to ensure keeping up with that change using an arsenal of agile and innovative measures. To benefit from the Government Platform “Jahiz”, Click
Entrepreneurship Leave for self-employment for Federal Government UAE National employees
The Entrepreneurship Leave for self-employment for Federal Government UAE National employees initiative has been developed as part of the Initiatives of the Next 50. The initiative focuses on enhancing the competitiveness of the UAE National cadres, encouraging them to work in the private sector, investing in available job opportunities in it, and establishing and managing their own businesses projects/business that add a qualitative value to the national economy. Given the leading role of the United Arab Emirates Government and its vision that aims to support the country’s citizens across all fields, the esteemed UAE Cabinet issued Resolution No. (30/7) of 2022 on the conditions and controls for granting Entrepreneurship Leave for self-employment to UAE nationals working in the federal government. The initiative relies on an innovative approach to introduce a special category of leaves that is granted under specific conditions. The aim of this new leave category is to enable UAE nationals working in the federal government to establish their own business in the private sector given the important role this sector plays in the economy. This crucial step will play a key role in creating new jobs and drive future development. Accordingly, the Federal Authority for Government Human Resources launched the guide for granting Ministries and Federal entities their UAE National employees – who wish – an Entrepreneurship Leave for self-employment, which is the first of its kind in the world, to encourage them to pursue investment and start their own businesses in the private sector. To view the Guide for an Entrepreneurship Leave for Self-employment in the Federal Government, Click here Frequently Asked Questions To view the frequently asked questions about the Entrepreneurship Leave for self-employment initiative, Click here Support and Assistance To request for technical support and assistance about the Entrepreneurship Leave for self-employment initiative, please request the service from: Customer Happiness System Unified Call Center 600525524 Email:
The Authority aims at developing Human Resources in the Federal Government Sector based on Modern concepts and International criteria applied in the field of HR management. Human Resources Club is one of FAHR’s initiatives pouring from its strategic plan, which aims to enhance the productivity of the federal workforce. The Human Resources Club offers a professional work environment to exchange experiences, best practices and networking between HR professionals across federal government, local government and private sector. HRC aims Exchange views and discuss challenges and solutions to common human resources issues. Create a channel of communication between HR experts and HR managers across the United Arab Emirates. Work as one team to support and strengthen the HR departments in different entities and amend desired changes in HR practices. Review and evaluates the impact of legislations on the performance and affectivity of the HR in the United Arab Emirates and suggest the appropriate solutions. Share best practices locally, regionally and internationally. Facilitating the process of HR related studies and surveys. Support and strengthen the role of human resources and offer creative solutions and successful and unique practices. Create a suitable environment to transfer the experience and expertise among managers and specialists, experts and researchers, who are interested in human resources development in the United Aram Emirates. Live Streaming Become a Sponsor Become a Member News Highlights Events Presentations HR
“Elite” – The Vocational Certificates for Federal Government Employees Initiative
Job Family: Finance and Accounting Total Certificates: 11 Download Job Family: Human Resources Total Certificates: 7 Download Job Family: Audit and Governance Total Certificates: 9 Download Job Family: Health and Safety Total Certificates: 5 Download Job Family: Institutional Development Total Certificates: 4 Download Job Family: Program and Project Management Total Certificates: 8 Download Job Family: Engineering Total Certificates: 3 Download Job Family: Legal-Judicial Total Certificates: 2 Download Job Family: Climate Change, Environment and Water Total Certificates: 2 Download Job Family: Media Total Certificates: 11 Download Job Family: Support Services Total Certificates: 3 Download Job Family: Information Technology Total Certificates: 27
Circular No. (12) of the year 2023 Regarding The start of the second batch registration for Entrepreneurship Leave for self-employment in the Federal Government
The FAHR’s smart application wins first place in the Gulf in the Digital Human Resources category
The Federal Authority for Government Human Resources (FAHR) recently won an award at the 2024 GCC GOV HR AWARDS, for its smart application “FAHR” in the Digital Human Resources Award category in the public and government sectors. The FAHR received the award during the activities of the 12th annual edition of the GCC Government and Youth Human Resources Summit and Awards, which was held in the capital, Abu Dhabi.
Launch of a Guideline Clarifying the Regulations for Implementing the Part-Time Work Model in the Federal Government
The Federal Authority for Government Human Resources (FAHR) recently announced the launch of the guideline for implementing the part-time work model at the federal government level in the United Arab Emirates. This model is one of the four employment types approved under the Federal Government Human Resources Law, which include full-time, part-time, temporary work, and flexible work.
FNC Social Affairs, Labor, Population, and Human Resources Committee discusses Efforts to Enhance the Efficiency of Workers in the Government Sector
In the presence of H.E Laila Obaid Al Suwaidi, Director General of the Federal Authority for Government Human Resources (FAHR), the FNC Social Affairs, Labor, Population, and Human Resources Committee discussed, during a special meeting chaired by H.E Maryam Majid bin Theneya, the Second Deputy Speaker of the Federal National Council, the and Chairwoman of the Committee, the government’s policy regarding enhancing the efficiency of workers in the government sector.
FAHR briefed 4 local and regional entities on its outstanding practices
Driven by its keenness to exchange knowledge on best practices and solutions applied in the field of human resources, the Federal Authority for Government Human Resources (FAHR) transferred its outstanding experiences in the field of human capital management, development and empowerment to four government entities (local and regional) during the month of September.
FAHR Transfers Knowledge to the Civil Service Bureau in the Kingdom of Bahrain
The Federal Authority for Government Human Resources (FAHR) recently held a webinar to transfer knowledge to the Civil Service Bureau in the Kingdom of Bahrain, on best practices and successful experiences in the field of human capital development, as applied by the UAE government.
Human Resources Club Forum highlights the importance of skills in shaping the future of work
The Federal Authority for Government Human Resources (FAHR) held the fourth Human Resources Club Forum this year, under the title “Skills-Based Economy: The Future Roadmap for Rehabilitating the Workforce”, with the attendance and participation of nearly 300 federal government employees, club members, specialists and interested persons from all sectors and in cooperation with SHL company.
15 September is a public holiday for Federal Government employees
The Federal Authority for Government Human Resources (FAHR) issued a circular to all ministries and federal entities regarding the holiday of the Prophet’s Birthday for the year 1446 Hijri.
Honoring 5 UAE government leaders with the GCC Civil Service and Administrative Development Medal
The UAE government has participated in the 20th meeting of Ministers and Heads of Civil Service and Administrative Development of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC), held in the Qatari capital, Doha, in the presence of HE Jasim Mohamed Al Budaiwi, Secretary-General of the GCC.
UAE participates in the 27th meeting of the Committee of Undersecretaries of Civil Service and Administrative Development entities of the GCC
The UAE participated in the 27th meeting of their Excellencies the Undersecretaries of the Civil Service and Administrative Development entities in the GCC. His Excellency Saif bin Ali Al Kaabi, Acting Director General of the Civil Service and Government Development Bureau in the State of Qatar, presided over the meeting, which took place at the start of September in the capital city of Qatar, Doha.
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