Minister of Energy commends ADNOC's growth strategy

ADNOC’s unified brand identity ensures sustainability of resources, enhances competitiveness and establishes a new governance system based on a unified organisational culture, Suhail bin Mohammed Faraj Faris Al Mazrouei, Minister of Energy, told WAM.

"ADNOC embodies a story of success that combines the guiding principles of the past, present and future that have been laid down by late Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan, God bless his soul," the minister said, affirming that ADNOC has been playing a major role in the developmental drive adopted by the country and still constitutes an indispensable enabler for economic growth.

"ADNOC is contributing immensely to the economic and social growth of the United Arab Emirates and we are sure that the development efforts tirelessly being made by the Group will maintain its positioning as one of the best oil companies in the world."

"The UAE, under the wise leadership of President His Highness Sheikh Khalifa bin Zayed Al Nahyan, is heralding the future and building a competitive economy based on solid pillars that ensure growth and prosperity for generations to come," the minister maintained.

Commending the new growth strategy adopted by ADNOC, the minister said, "ADNOC is now ushering in a fresh stage in its history by combining its Group of Companies under one pioneering identity that represents a pivotal point in its transformation process and continued developmental efforts."

"ADNOC is continually recruiting qualified young Emirati cadres until it has become a reliable source of efficient national talents, and a mainstay for economic stability in the region."

The minister thanked current and ex-ADNOC employees for their significant contributions to maintaining the fundamentals of the State until the country has become a role model for all nations seeking growth, progress and prosperity.

"We’re living in a changing world that entails innovative mindsets capable of foreseeing the future in order to ensure prosperity and welfare for their societies," he added.