The Emirates Identity Authority has honored one of its UAE woman staff, Naima Saif Harmool, who works at the Ministry of Labor-affiliated Tasheel Center in Sharjah Industrial Area 13, for detecting 3 forged visas and contributing to the arrest of 4 UAE residence law offenders on charges of forgery and bribery.
According to Mohammed Al Harthy, Executive Director of Emirates Identity Authority Registration Centers, Naima was honored on the instructions of H.E Dr. Eng. Ali Mohamed Al Khouri, Emirates ID Director General, based on the Emirates Identity Authority management’s keenness on encouraging and enhancing positive valuesand streamlining the sense of security of its own employees and the employees of its strategic partners in the UAE government sector.
Al Harthy affirmed that the Emirates ID Director General’s instructions to honor the distinguished employee Naima were in line with the directives of His Highness Lieutenant General Sheikh Saif Bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Deputy Prime Minister, Minister of Interior and Deputy Chairman of the Emirates Identity Authority, to honour the efficient employees who give an example to follow in noble values and honesty that would contribute to enhancingthe national security and the safety of the society.
Expressing the Emirates Identity Authority’s appreciation and praise of what Naima did, Al Harthy affirmed that enhancing awareness and sense of security of UAE national and expatriate employees is a national, moral and humanitarian duty.
Naima was honoured at a ceremony organized by Estemarat Service Center (a Tasheel center affiliated to Ministry of Labor) today marking the UAE 40th National Day.
Al Harthy presented Naima a certificate of honor, a shield of appreciation, a token gift and a cash amount in the presence of Khamis Al Suwaidi, Chairman of Estemarat Services, Ismael Fadlallah, Director of Dubai and Northern Emirates Registration Centers at the Emirates Identity Authority, Omer Al Maamari, Supervisor of Registration Centers at the Emirates Identity Authority, Hussain Al Ghazal, Deputy Chairman of Estemarat Services, and Abdullah Al Mulla, Director General of Estemarat Services in Sharjah Industrial Area 13, in addition to the center’s employees and a number of applicants.
The case dates back to an earlier date when Naimadetected three forged visas at Tasheel Center in the industrial area before the applicants offered her a bribe against every transaction she would complete for them. She, However, reported the suspects to the authorities concerned. The suspects were arrested red-handed after being called by Naima who pretended that she had agreed to complete their transactions.
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