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A small river named Duden flows by their place and supplies it with the necessary regelialia. It is a paradisematic country, in which roasted parts of sentences fly into your mouth. Even the all-powerful Pointing has no control about the blind texts it is an almost orthographic life He is one of the first local civil engineers who has served in the armed forces for 20 years. He played a significant role in the urban development of the country and contributed to the development of facilities such as Sheikh Zayed Hospital, Officers Club Hotel and Harbor Towers etc. Dr. Abdulla Al Mehyas has received several awards throughout his career such as the Excellence Service Medal of HH the Minister of Defense and the Rashid Excellence.

Dr. Saeed is a futurist, thought leader, author and a public keynote speaker. He has been into many positions: the founder and former Director General of the Emirates ID Authority, a former member of the scientific advisory committee of the UAE Space Agency, and a former Advisor to the Minister of Foreign Affairs on information technology. He has participated in the inaugural International Space University (ISU) Summer program held at the MIT in 1988. Currently, He is the director of the Center for Futures Studies at the University of Dubai, an adjunct lecturer of public policy science &technology track at the Mohammed Bin Rashid School of Government, and a visiting lecturer in Responsible AI in the course: AI in the cloud and Edge Implementation at Oxford University in the UK. He is a member of the Global Future Council of the World Economic Forum (WEF) on AR/VR, and he is on industrial advisory boards of several universities in the UAE. He co-authored the book Digital Nation: How the UAE is building a future based on tech innovation. He has written several articles and reports that were published at Harvard Business Review Arabia and Dubai Policy Review Journal. He has been invited to speak at prestigious universities and international organizations including University of Oxford, University of Cambridge, the WEF, the UN, and the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC).

Mohamed Jumaa Al Jneibi is a highly regarded Enterprise Risk Manager with over ten years of experience in the oil and gas sector, particularly within retail fuel distribution. He is known for his focus on objectivity and rationality, leading strategic and operational risk initiatives while adhering to Enterprise Risk Management (ERM) standards such as ISO 31000. His ability to transform risk assessments into actionable strategies has made him a key figure in his field. Mohamed’s natural leadership inspires teams, and his organizational skills help forge strong relationships with stakeholders through effective negotiation and interpersonal communication. At ADNOC, Mohamed’s career showcases a blend of risk management, governance, policy facilitation, and quality assurance expertise. In his recent role at ADNOC Offshore, he collaborated closely with the CFO to manage strategic and operational risks, establishing himself as a forward-thinking leader. His proficiency in ERM reporting systems and his confident presentations to senior committees highlight his leadership capabilities and communication skills. As an Associate reporting directly to the CFO, he led significant risk management initiatives. During his tenure as ERM Department Manager at ADNOC Distribution, Mohamed became a cornerstone of risk governance, successfully embedding risk frameworks across the organization. His leadership streamlined risk management processes and enhanced the visibility of the ERM portfolio. Earlier in his career, as a Senior Policy & Quality Analyst, he played a pivotal role in transitioning ADNOC to ISO 9001 standards. He reviewed steering committee terms of reference, evaluated Delegation of Authority parameters, and assigned new financial limits per management level. His proactive efforts earned him recognition from the CEO for four consecutive years (2011-2014) on the HSE reward scheme. Additionally, Mohamed’s meticulous approach as a Quality Analyst significantly improved ADNOC’s quality management system through rigorous auditing and compliance efforts across departments. His presentations on ISO implementation to senior leadership further demonstrate his deep understanding of quality standards. Beyond his professional achievements, Mohamed served as a Board Member and Treasurer of the Emirates Safer Internet Society (eSafe) from 2019 to 2024. In this role, he managed financial operations for projects aimed at enhancing digital well-being among children in the UAE. This included budget planning and coordinating with the Walt Disney Company for financial reporting. His involvement in the Digital Wellbeing in Early Childhood Project showcased his commitment to fostering safe digital environments through educational initiatives for parents and educators.

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Jayesh Sebastian, Founder of Tachyon360, LearnersNote, and STOGO, is a visionary leader driving impactful innovations in ICT, education, and social welfare. As the creator of STOGO WORLD, a gamified social media and learning platform for children, and LearnersNote, an experiential EdTech platform, he champions safe and engaging learning experiences.
He developed the SOS app for the 2018 Kerala floods, the first mobile app for Dubai Courts, and FinTech solutions for TCS, SBI, ESAF Bank, and regional rural banks across India. Recognized with eSafe Awards for child online protection initiatives and service excellence honors from India’s Income Tax Department and ESIC, Jayesh leads IT ventures across Canada, UAE, and India, while continuing to advocate for child online safety through the COP Awards and eSafety Newsletter.

An experienced strategist and policy senior professional offering advisory services to relevant government entities, UN agencies, consulting firms and civil society organizations driving forward the social and community development agendas in the Middle East, Australia and Asia. Well recognized as a child rights and child protection advocate, she has extensive technical and managerial expertise in culturally diverse demographic contexts making sustainable changes in systems, policy and service delivery that are contextually appropriate, fiscally responsible, and evidence-based international standards for children and youth.She has conducted research on several issues including family violence, child trafficking and social inclusion of marginalized population groups. In recent years, she has worked with senior leadership in several UAE government entities developing strategic and business plans for prevention of child abuse, social inclusion of people with disability, social care and benefits services provision, human rights, and licensing and regulation of development professionals. She contributed to the country wide strategic road map for child protection, child rights law, federal child abuse reporting hotline, and a smartphone application for reporting child abuse.She has been instrumental in preparing the minimum standards child protection policy for schools, victims of abuse policy, family wellbeing conceptual framework. Her advise has been sought on ECD policy and legislative gap analysis, parental leave policy, family dispute policy, screen exposure policy and parent-friendly label policy. Her current work around emotional safety and resilience in the context of early childhood development and child wellbeing is notable. In her last assignment as an assessor,she was involved in evaluating and improving the performance of government entities. An ardent speaker, who has presented at several international conferences, she provides pro-bono advisory services to Emirates Safer Internet Society, a non-government organization in Abu Dhabi.