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H.E. Engineer Abdullah Hassan Al Muaini, Executive Director of Testing Services Sector, said: Our participation in the Emirates Agricultural Conference and Exhibition 2025 reflects ADQCC's commitment, in collaboration with M42, to support the quality and conformity of agricultural products. We believe in the importance of public-private partnerships in driving agricultural development, fostering innovation, and sharing expertise to ensure the sustainability of this vital sector.’
During the conference, the Council plans to present a research paper highlighting the latest global trends in agricultural inspection and testing and the role of advanced technology in raising the quality and safety of products. The paper will also address the current challenges and opportunities to develop sustainable agriculture practices by providing innovative solutions based on experience and expertise.
The Emirates Agricultural Conference and Exhibition 2025 is a strategic platform that brings together farmers, investors, experts, and government entities, allowing them to exchange expertise and learn about the latest innovations and solutions, such as vertical farming, smart irrigation systems, and agricultural products for Emirati farmers.
The event aims to promote cooperation between the public and private sectors, stimulate agricultural investments, support local products, and empower youth and the community to actively contribute to this vital sector. It is also a prominent opportunity to highlight the importance of sustainable agriculture in achieving food security and boosting the national economy.
H.E. Engineer Abdullah Hassan Al Muaini, Executive Director of Testing Services Sector, said: Our participation in the Emirates Agricultural Conference and Exhibition 2025 reflects ADQCC's commitment, in collaboration with M42, to support the quality and conformity of agricultural products. We believe in the importance of public-private partnerships in driving agricultural development, fostering innovation, and sharing expertise to ensure the sustainability of this vital sector.’
During the conference, the Council plans to present a research paper highlighting the latest global trends in agricultural inspection and testing and the role of advanced technology in raising the quality and safety of products. The paper will also address the current challenges and opportunities to develop sustainable agriculture practices by providing innovative solutions based on experience and expertise.
The Emirates Agricultural Conference and Exhibition 2025 is a strategic platform that brings together farmers, investors, experts, and government entities, allowing them to exchange expertise and learn about the latest innovations and solutions, such as vertical farming, smart irrigation systems, and agricultural products for Emirati farmers.
The event aims to promote cooperation between the public and private sectors, stimulate agricultural investments, support local products, and empower youth and the community to actively contribute to this vital sector. It is also a prominent opportunity to highlight the importance of sustainable agriculture in achieving food security and boosting the national economy.
The Council aims to strengthen the industry by providing inspection, testing, and conformity services across various sectors, including food, water, pharmaceuticals, medical devices, agriculture, and environmental safety.
It also supports specialized research and consultancy in industrial production processes, local product development, and the integration of advanced technologies—including artificial intelligence—to enhance data processing and operational efficiency.
The forum serves as an ideal platform for innovators, investors, and policymakers to come together over four days to explore the latest innovations, address industry challenges and opportunities, and foster collaboration among various entities to drive industrial growth and create a favorable investment environment.
Through this participation, ADQCC aims to support the industrial sector and reinforce national identity by empowering various professions and contributing to an investment environment that promotes the UAE’s national industry. This aligns with the UAE’s vision, which emphasizes innovation, sustainable growth, and the importance of collaboration in shaping the future of industry in the country.
H.E. Fahad Ghareeb Al Shamsi, the Council’s Acting Secretary General, stated: “Our participation in the ‘Make it in the Emirates 2025’ forum reflects ADQCC’s commitment to fostering innovation and driving industrial growth in the UAE.”
“Collaboration across sectors is essential to achieving our shared vision for a sustainable industrial future. We invite all stakeholders to take part in this important event, explore new opportunities, and foster innovation,” he added.
Dr. Fahed Al Marzooqi, Chief Executive Officer of M42's Integrated Health Solutions platform, said: “Our participation alongside ADQCC at Make it in the Emirates 2025 highlights the vital role that technology is playing in shaping the future of healthcare industry. Our long-term partnership with ADQCC, through the management and operation of the Central Testing Laboratory, reflects a shared commitment to advancing public health and safety. By enhancing national testing and conformity standards across sectors like food, water and medical devices, and supporting research and local product development, we are aligning innovation in health with the UAE’s industrial goals and diversification ambitions. This collaboration is a powerful example of how cross-sector partnerships can accelerate progress toward a more resilient, healthier and knowledge-based economy.”
The Council invites the public, investors, and all interested parties to participate in the ‘Make it in the Emirates 2025’ forum to explore new opportunities and contribute to the UAE’s growth and innovation goals. Teamwork and effective partnerships are key to building a bright and successful industrial future for the nation.
The Council aims to strengthen the industry by providing inspection, testing, and conformity services across various sectors, including food, water, pharmaceuticals, medical devices, agriculture, and environmental safety.
It also supports specialized research and consultancy in industrial production processes, local product development, and the integration of advanced technologies—including artificial intelligence—to enhance data processing and operational efficiency.
The forum serves as an ideal platform for innovators, investors, and policymakers to come together over four days to explore the latest innovations, address industry challenges and opportunities, and foster collaboration among various entities to drive industrial growth and create a favorable investment environment.
Through this participation, ADQCC aims to support the industrial sector and reinforce national identity by empowering various professions and contributing to an investment environment that promotes the UAE’s national industry. This aligns with the UAE’s vision, which emphasizes innovation, sustainable growth, and the importance of collaboration in shaping the future of industry in the country.
H.E. Fahad Ghareeb Al Shamsi, the Council’s Acting Secretary General, stated: “Our participation in the ‘Make it in the Emirates 2025’ forum reflects ADQCC’s commitment to fostering innovation and driving industrial growth in the UAE.”
“Collaboration across sectors is essential to achieving our shared vision for a sustainable industrial future. We invite all stakeholders to take part in this important event, explore new opportunities, and foster innovation,” he added.
Dr. Fahed Al Marzooqi, Chief Executive Officer of M42's Integrated Health Solutions platform, said: “Our participation alongside ADQCC at Make it in the Emirates 2025 highlights the vital role that technology is playing in shaping the future of healthcare industry. Our long-term partnership with ADQCC, through the management and operation of the Central Testing Laboratory, reflects a shared commitment to advancing public health and safety. By enhancing national testing and conformity standards across sectors like food, water and medical devices, and supporting research and local product development, we are aligning innovation in health with the UAE’s industrial goals and diversification ambitions. This collaboration is a powerful example of how cross-sector partnerships can accelerate progress toward a more resilient, healthier and knowledge-based economy.”
The Council invites the public, investors, and all interested parties to participate in the ‘Make it in the Emirates 2025’ forum to explore new opportunities and contribute to the UAE’s growth and innovation goals. Teamwork and effective partnerships are key to building a bright and successful industrial future for the nation.
The Council aims to strengthen the industry by providing inspection, testing, and conformity services across various sectors, including food, water, pharmaceuticals, medical devices, agriculture, and environmental safety.
It also supports specialized research and consultancy in industrial production processes, local product development, and the integration of advanced technologies—including artificial intelligence—to enhance data processing and operational efficiency.
The forum serves as an ideal platform for innovators, investors, and policymakers to come together over four days to explore the latest innovations, address industry challenges and opportunities, and foster collaboration among various entities to drive industrial growth and create a favorable investment environment.
Through this participation, ADQCC aims to support the industrial sector and reinforce national identity by empowering various professions and contributing to an investment environment that promotes the UAE’s national industry. This aligns with the UAE’s vision, which emphasizes innovation, sustainable growth, and the importance of collaboration in shaping the future of industry in the country.
H.E. Fahad Ghareeb Al Shamsi, the Council’s Acting Secretary General, stated: “Our participation in the ‘Make it in the Emirates 2025’ forum reflects ADQCC’s commitment to fostering innovation and driving industrial growth in the UAE.”
“Collaboration across sectors is essential to achieving our shared vision for a sustainable industrial future. We invite all stakeholders to take part in this important event, explore new opportunities, and foster innovation,” he added.
Dr. Fahed Al Marzooqi, Chief Executive Officer of M42's Integrated Health Solutions platform, said: “Our participation alongside ADQCC at Make it in the Emirates 2025 highlights the vital role that technology is playing in shaping the future of healthcare industry. Our long-term partnership with ADQCC, through the management and operation of the Central Testing Laboratory, reflects a shared commitment to advancing public health and safety. By enhancing national testing and conformity standards across sectors like food, water and medical devices, and supporting research and local product development, we are aligning innovation in health with the UAE’s industrial goals and diversification ambitions. This collaboration is a powerful example of how cross-sector partnerships can accelerate progress toward a more resilient, healthier and knowledge-based economy.”
The Council invites the public, investors, and all interested parties to participate in the ‘Make it in the Emirates 2025’ forum to explore new opportunities and contribute to the UAE’s growth and innovation goals. Teamwork and effective partnerships are key to building a bright and successful industrial future for the nation.
The Council aims to strengthen the industry by providing inspection, testing, and conformity services across various sectors, including food, water, pharmaceuticals, medical devices, agriculture, and environmental safety.
It also supports specialized research and consultancy in industrial production processes, local product development, and the integration of advanced technologies—including artificial intelligence—to enhance data processing and operational efficiency.
The forum serves as an ideal platform for innovators, investors, and policymakers to come together over four days to explore the latest innovations, address industry challenges and opportunities, and foster collaboration among various entities to drive industrial growth and create a favorable investment environment.
Through this participation, ADQCC aims to support the industrial sector and reinforce national identity by empowering various professions and contributing to an investment environment that promotes the UAE’s national industry. This aligns with the UAE’s vision, which emphasizes innovation, sustainable growth, and the importance of collaboration in shaping the future of industry in the country.
H.E. Fahad Ghareeb Al Shamsi, the Council’s Acting Secretary General, stated: “Our participation in the ‘Make it in the Emirates 2025’ forum reflects ADQCC’s commitment to fostering innovation and driving industrial growth in the UAE.”
“Collaboration across sectors is essential to achieving our shared vision for a sustainable industrial future. We invite all stakeholders to take part in this important event, explore new opportunities, and foster innovation,” he added.
Dr. Fahed Al Marzooqi, Chief Executive Officer of M42's Integrated Health Solutions platform, said: “Our participation alongside ADQCC at Make it in the Emirates 2025 highlights the vital role that technology is playing in shaping the future of healthcare industry. Our long-term partnership with ADQCC, through the management and operation of the Central Testing Laboratory, reflects a shared commitment to advancing public health and safety. By enhancing national testing and conformity standards across sectors like food, water and medical devices, and supporting research and local product development, we are aligning innovation in health with the UAE’s industrial goals and diversification ambitions. This collaboration is a powerful example of how cross-sector partnerships can accelerate progress toward a more resilient, healthier and knowledge-based economy.”
The Council invites the public, investors, and all interested parties to participate in the ‘Make it in the Emirates 2025’ forum to explore new opportunities and contribute to the UAE’s growth and innovation goals. Teamwork and effective partnerships are key to building a bright and successful industrial future for the nation.
Through its routine inspection operations, the sector ensured the accuracy and quality of pre-packaged goods in the local markets, verifying around 492 packages, equivalent to 12,284 samples, during the same period.
In addition, six products comprising 72 items were withdrawn from markets for non-compliance with required specifications and standards, while 41 products comprising 1,263 items were corrected. The data also showed that five products listed as globally recalled were found in local markets.
Meanwhile, the Central Testing Laboratory, affiliated with the Council, conducted 114,816 laboratory tests across various fields, including food, beverages, water, pharmaceuticals, medical equipment, building and construction materials, transformer oils, environment, agriculture, and cosmetics.
With regard to laboratory statistics, water testing topped the list with a total of 64,032 tests, followed by food and beverage testing with 41,833 tests, and environmental testing with 5,462 tests.
During the same period, the laboratory also carried out approximately 1,854 tests on building and construction materials, 232 agricultural tests, 562 transformer oil tests, 473 general laboratory tests, 317 cosmetics tests, and 32 tests on pharmaceuticals and medical equipment, in addition to providing 19 technical consultations.
Statistics from the Emirates Metrology Institute, part of QCC, showed that a total of 425 calibration services were carried out, alongside 14 inter-laboratory comparisons, five technical consultations, and one training service.
In parallel, the Conformity and Standards Services Sector renewed 2,963 personnel conformity certificates and issued 2,314 new ones. It also renewed 69 product conformity certificates and issued 12 new ones, in addition to issuing 22 product registration certificates, renewing eight Trustmark licenses, and granting 12 new ones.Abu Dhabi, April 25, 2025 Abu Dhabi Quality and Conformity Council (QCC) achieved positive performance indicators across its operational sectors during the first quarter of 2025. The Markets and Consumer Services Sector inspected 28,655 products to verify their compliance with standards.
Through its routine inspection operations, the sector ensured the accuracy and quality of pre-packaged goods in the local markets, verifying around 492 packages, equivalent to 12,284 samples, during the same period.
In addition, six products comprising 72 items were withdrawn from markets for non-compliance with required specifications and standards, while 41 products comprising 1,263 items were corrected. The data also showed that five products listed as globally recalled were found in local markets.
Meanwhile, the Central Testing Laboratory, affiliated with the Council, conducted 114,816 laboratory tests across various fields, including food, beverages, water, pharmaceuticals, medical equipment, building and construction materials, transformer oils, environment, agriculture, and cosmetics.
With regard to laboratory statistics, water testing topped the list with a total of 64,032 tests, followed by food and beverage testing with 41,833 tests, and environmental testing with 5,462 tests.
During the same period, the laboratory also carried out approximately 1,854 tests on building and construction materials, 232 agricultural tests, 562 transformer oil tests, 473 general laboratory tests, 317 cosmetics tests, and 32 tests on pharmaceuticals and medical equipment, in addition to providing 19 technical consultations.
Statistics from the Emirates Metrology Institute, part of QCC, showed that a total of 425 calibration services were carried out, alongside 14 inter-laboratory comparisons, five technical consultations, and one training service.
In parallel, the Conformity and Standards Services Sector renewed 2,963 personnel conformity certificates and issued 2,314 new ones. It also renewed 69 product conformity certificates and issued 12 new ones, in addition to issuing 22 product registration certificates, renewing eight Trustmark licenses, and granting 12 new ones.Abu Dhabi, April 25, 2025 Abu Dhabi Quality and Conformity Council (QCC) achieved positive performance indicators across its operational sectors during the first quarter of 2025. The Markets and Consumer Services Sector inspected 28,655 products to verify their compliance with standards.
Through its routine inspection operations, the sector ensured the accuracy and quality of pre-packaged goods in the local markets, verifying around 492 packages, equivalent to 12,284 samples, during the same period.
In addition, six products comprising 72 items were withdrawn from markets for non-compliance with required specifications and standards, while 41 products comprising 1,263 items were corrected. The data also showed that five products listed as globally recalled were found in local markets.
Meanwhile, the Central Testing Laboratory, affiliated with the Council, conducted 114,816 laboratory tests across various fields, including food, beverages, water, pharmaceuticals, medical equipment, building and construction materials, transformer oils, environment, agriculture, and cosmetics.
With regard to laboratory statistics, water testing topped the list with a total of 64,032 tests, followed by food and beverage testing with 41,833 tests, and environmental testing with 5,462 tests.
During the same period, the laboratory also carried out approximately 1,854 tests on building and construction materials, 232 agricultural tests, 562 transformer oil tests, 473 general laboratory tests, 317 cosmetics tests, and 32 tests on pharmaceuticals and medical equipment, in addition to providing 19 technical consultations.
Statistics from the Emirates Metrology Institute, part of QCC, showed that a total of 425 calibration services were carried out, alongside 14 inter-laboratory comparisons, five technical consultations, and one training service.
In parallel, the Conformity and Standards Services Sector renewed 2,963 personnel conformity certificates and issued 2,314 new ones. It also renewed 69 product conformity certificates and issued 12 new ones, in addition to issuing 22 product registration certificates, renewing eight Trustmark licenses, and granting 12 new ones.Abu Dhabi, April 25, 2025 Abu Dhabi Quality and Conformity Council (QCC) achieved positive performance indicators across its operational sectors during the first quarter of 2025. The Markets and Consumer Services Sector inspected 28,655 products to verify their compliance with standards.
Through its routine inspection operations, the sector ensured the accuracy and quality of pre-packaged goods in the local markets, verifying around 492 packages, equivalent to 12,284 samples, during the same period.
In addition, six products comprising 72 items were withdrawn from markets for non-compliance with required specifications and standards, while 41 products comprising 1,263 items were corrected. The data also showed that five products listed as globally recalled were found in local markets.
Meanwhile, the Central Testing Laboratory, affiliated with the Council, conducted 114,816 laboratory tests across various fields, including food, beverages, water, pharmaceuticals, medical equipment, building and construction materials, transformer oils, environment, agriculture, and cosmetics.
With regard to laboratory statistics, water testing topped the list with a total of 64,032 tests, followed by food and beverage testing with 41,833 tests, and environmental testing with 5,462 tests.
During the same period, the laboratory also carried out approximately 1,854 tests on building and construction materials, 232 agricultural tests, 562 transformer oil tests, 473 general laboratory tests, 317 cosmetics tests, and 32 tests on pharmaceuticals and medical equipment, in addition to providing 19 technical consultations.
Statistics from the Emirates Metrology Institute, part of QCC, showed that a total of 425 calibration services were carried out, alongside 14 inter-laboratory comparisons, five technical consultations, and one training service.
In parallel, the Conformity and Standards Services Sector renewed 2,963 personnel conformity certificates and issued 2,314 new ones. It also renewed 69 product conformity certificates and issued 12 new ones, in addition to issuing 22 product registration certificates, renewing eight Trustmark licenses, and granting 12 new ones.Abu Dhabi, April 25, 2025 Abu Dhabi Quality and Conformity Council (QCC) achieved positive performance indicators across its operational sectors during the first quarter of 2025. The Markets and Consumer Services Sector inspected 28,655 products to verify their compliance with standards.
Through its routine inspection operations, the sector ensured the accuracy and quality of pre-packaged goods in the local markets, verifying around 492 packages, equivalent to 12,284 samples, during the same period.
In addition, six products comprising 72 items were withdrawn from markets for non-compliance with required specifications and standards, while 41 products comprising 1,263 items were corrected. The data also showed that five products listed as globally recalled were found in local markets.
Meanwhile, the Central Testing Laboratory, affiliated with the Council, conducted 114,816 laboratory tests across various fields, including food, beverages, water, pharmaceuticals, medical equipment, building and construction materials, transformer oils, environment, agriculture, and cosmetics.
With regard to laboratory statistics, water testing topped the list with a total of 64,032 tests, followed by food and beverage testing with 41,833 tests, and environmental testing with 5,462 tests.
During the same period, the laboratory also carried out approximately 1,854 tests on building and construction materials, 232 agricultural tests, 562 transformer oil tests, 473 general laboratory tests, 317 cosmetics tests, and 32 tests on pharmaceuticals and medical equipment, in addition to providing 19 technical consultations.
Statistics from the Emirates Metrology Institute, part of QCC, showed that a total of 425 calibration services were carried out, alongside 14 inter-laboratory comparisons, five technical consultations, and one training service.
In parallel, the Conformity and Standards Services Sector renewed 2,963 personnel conformity certificates and issued 2,314 new ones. It also renewed 69 product conformity certificates and issued 12 new ones, in addition to issuing 22 product registration certificates, renewing eight Trustmark licenses, and granting 12 new ones.Abu Dhabi, April 25, 2025 Abu Dhabi Quality and Conformity Council (QCC) achieved positive performance indicators across its operational sectors during the first quarter of 2025. The Markets and Consumer Services Sector inspected 28,655 products to verify their compliance with standards.
Through its routine inspection operations, the sector ensured the accuracy and quality of pre-packaged goods in the local markets, verifying around 492 packages, equivalent to 12,284 samples, during the same period.
In addition, six products comprising 72 items were withdrawn from markets for non-compliance with required specifications and standards, while 41 products comprising 1,263 items were corrected. The data also showed that five products listed as globally recalled were found in local markets.
Meanwhile, the Central Testing Laboratory, affiliated with the Council, conducted 114,816 laboratory tests across various fields, including food, beverages, water, pharmaceuticals, medical equipment, building and construction materials, transformer oils, environment, agriculture, and cosmetics.
With regard to laboratory statistics, water testing topped the list with a total of 64,032 tests, followed by food and beverage testing with 41,833 tests, and environmental testing with 5,462 tests.
During the same period, the laboratory also carried out approximately 1,854 tests on building and construction materials, 232 agricultural tests, 562 transformer oil tests, 473 general laboratory tests, 317 cosmetics tests, and 32 tests on pharmaceuticals and medical equipment, in addition to providing 19 technical consultations.
Statistics from the Emirates Metrology Institute, part of QCC, showed that a total of 425 calibration services were carried out, alongside 14 inter-laboratory comparisons, five technical consultations, and one training service.
In parallel, the Conformity and Standards Services Sector renewed 2,963 personnel conformity certificates and issued 2,314 new ones. It also renewed 69 product conformity certificates and issued 12 new ones, in addition to issuing 22 product registration certificates, renewing eight Trustmark licenses, and granting 12 new ones.Abu Dhabi, April 25, 2025 Abu Dhabi Quality and Conformity Council (QCC) achieved positive performance indicators across its operational sectors during the first quarter of 2025. The Markets and Consumer Services Sector inspected 28,655 products to verify their compliance with standards.
