What is Nafis Awards ?

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Nafis Awards

Did you know that  Nafis Award’ has been introduced a year after the launch of "Nafis" programme, which was launched as part of the “Projects of the 50”, to be a driving force for the development of the national economy.

Under the patronage of H. H Mansour bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Chair of the Emirati Competitiveness Council, the first cycle of the Nafis Award will be launched in 2022-2023 aiming at honoring the best private sector companies who contributed to achieving the Emiratization targets and to reward the talented Emiratis who outshined at the private sector as employees and trainees. .

The award is a motive to achieve the vision of the UAE government and leadership to stimulate private sector enterprises to raise the percentage of Emiratis participation in the workforce and contribute in the development of the national economy system, in addition to honoring Emirati talents and appreciating their achievements in the different professionals.. 

Award objectives and its integration with the national agenda

  • Integrating the role of the private sector in developing the national economic system for the next fifty years.
  • Determining the level of maturity reached by private sector companies in achieving the government’s vision regarding the Emiratization file.
  • Honoring distinguished individuals and establishments and recognizing their efforts and achievements.
  • Encouraging the national workforce for work and productivity to achieve the competitiveness of the labor market.
  • Ensuring the sustainability of Emiratization initiatives in the private sector.
  • Contribute to the cultural change and mindset shift of youth and attract them to work in the private sector as a first option after graduation.  
  • For more information about the award categories, nomination, and selection process, please download the award guide For questions, get in touch by email  or visit the official  website  https://nafis.gov.ae/nafis-awards

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