UAE's Zero Bureaucracy Initiative: A New Era of Public Service Efficiency

The UAE Ministry of Energy and Infrastructure has launched the second phase of its Zero Bureaucracy Programme aimed at drastically improving public service efficiency by simplifying procedures and minimising documentation. The initiative promotes innovation and excellence among employees to enhance the overall customer experience in public services.

The Ministry of Energy and Infrastructure in the UAE has launched the second phase of its ambitious Zero Bureaucracy Programme. This initiative aims to revolutionize public service delivery by cutting down on procedural steps and reducing the time required to deliver services.

The initiative was unveiled at the ministry's inaugural Zero Bureaucracy Forum of 2025, held in Dubai. The event saw the participation of senior officials as part of an ongoing effort to simplify procedures and enhance the customer experience in line with the UAE government's objectives.

A highlight of the forum was the introduction of the Minister's Zero Bureaucracy Award, designed to recognize and honor the best practices in service delivery. The programme encourages a culture of innovation among employees and seeks active engagement with partners and customers in the zero bureaucracy mission.

(With inputs from agencies.)