The Security Industry Regulatory Agency (SIRA) has successfully organized the second advanced training program on dual-use goods control use goods including imports and exports, in partnership with the Federal Office for Economic Affairs and Export Control (BAFA). However, this step is performed as a part of its ongoing strategy to empower security and boost the commercial control system.
Strengthening International Collaboration
The training shows a significant milestone in the cooperation between the UAE and Germany. Moreover, it brings the leading experts together to share the best global methods in trade and security regulations. However, the campaign highlights the commitment of SIRA to building strategic international partnerships and the regulatory system with the global standards in dual-use goods control.
Broad Participation from UAE Entities
Besides SIRA, the program saw strong participation from Dubai Customs, Dubai Municipality, the Civil Aviation Authority, and the Executive Office for Control and Non-Proliferation. Moreover, participants engaged in the practical training simulations created to replicate the real-world scenarios. Hence, it boosts their readiness and professional expertise.
Key Objectives of the Advanced Training on Dual-Use Goods Control
The following are the key objectives of the Advanced Training on Dual-Use Goods Control:
- Enhance the efficiency of government cadres in inspection and control.
- Ensure licensing procedures align with international best practices.
- Expand applied research and studies in dual-use goods control.
- Strengthen institutional coordination among UAE regulatory authorities.
- Position Dubai as a regional hub for safe trade and compliance.
Leadership Insight
Sultan Al Qamzi, Director of Restricted Goods Permits at SIRA, highlighted, “Our Cooperation with the BAFA is an exemplary model of knowledge exchange and institutional integration. In addition, we support the leadership of Dubai as a global center for safe trade by investing in capacity building and research.”
Recognition and Future Commitments
The program ended with an evaluation session and a recognition ceremony, where SIRA honored the German delegation for its valuable contribution. On the other hand, the BAFA acknowledges the efforts of the UAE entities in return. So, it marks a spirit of mutual cooperation.
SIRA reaffirmed its pledge to continue expanding the international training program in the near future. Hence, it ensures the Emirate sits at the forefront of security, trade safety, and regulatory innovation. However, such initiatives also play an important role in boosting the bilateral relations with other nations.
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