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ADNOC Distribution Opens Al Dar Service Station in Sharjah Emirate Magazine issued by ADNOC Distribution, 7th issue (July - September) 2015. ADNOC Distribution Opens Al Dar Service Station in Sharjah Emirate OPENING LETTER FROM THE CEO Before we highlight ADNOC Distribution’s prominent achievements in the last quarter, we would like to extend our sincere greetings on the occasion of the Holy Month of Ramadan to the UAE President His Highness Sheikh Khalifa Bin Zayed Al Nahyan, together with His Highness Sheikh Mohammed Bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice President and Prime Minister of the UAE and Ruler of Dubai, His Highness Sheikh Mohamed Bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Crown Prince of Abu Dhabi and Deputy Supreme Commander of the UAE Armed Forces, Their Highnesses the Supreme Council members and Rulers of the Emirates, Their Highnesses the Crown Princes and Deputy Rulers of the Emirates, as well as to the people of the UAE and other Arab and Islamic nations. ADNOC Distribution continues to witness sustained growth across its operations and services as we make rapid headway with our expansion strategy on the UAE level. The acquisitions and asset transfer agreements that were inked and implemented serve as cornerstones of our expansion plans. We have previously highlighted the first phase of expansion that involved the successful acquisition of 75 service stations from Emarat in the Northern Emirates. This was followed by an asset transfer agreement with ENOC for the transfer and operation of 25 service stations in the emirate of Sharjah. As an early outcome, our team at ADNOC Distribution reached a significant milestone with the opening of the Al Dar service station, the first to be operated as part of this agreement. We are working with equal commitment to ensure the complete operation of all 25 service stations by early 2016, driven by our priorities to put the needs of our customers first and reduce the pressure during rush hours on motorists while providing convenient services to the public anywhere in the UAE. Our consistent record of achievements at ADNOC Distribution reflects the hard work and diligence of our people – our colleagues. Likewise, we suitably rewarded members of the team responsible for bringing in the success during the second quarter of 2015 across all sectors of our operations, from Aviation Operations, Services, Marketing and Health, to Safety, Security, Environment and Information Technology. We have been glad to see more and more colleagues being recognised at ADNOC Distribution with each passing year – this says much about the loyalty and ownership that we nurture. ADNOC Distribution is also not just about commercial achievements. Based on our role as a key player in the national economy, we are always keen to articulate and optimise our corporate social responsibility agenda, especially during the Holy Month of Ramadan. As part of this priority, this year we have launched a number of initiatives seeking to support charity works including the Khalifa Bin Zayed Al Nahyan Foundation’s ‘Iftar Project’ initiative. Every year during the Holy Month of Ramadan we invite motorists to stop at our service stations during the Al Maghreb prayers. The company’s service station staff distribute free dates and water as a gesture of goodwill to ensure motorists slow down rather than speed up to get to their destinations for Iftar. Looking ahead, I would like to reiterate that our high morale and efficient team work spirit remains the main driver for ADNOC Distribution’s success. Therefore, we are keen to further enhance these qualities during the next quarter and push the bar in terms of delivering high quality products and services that meet the needs of the UAE economic development. Abdulla Salem Al Dhaheri Chief Executive Officer AFAQ 7th issue, 2015 3 CONTENTS 48 ADNOC DISTRIBUTION UNDER SPOTLIGHT INFORMATION 10 NEWS 26 34 TECHNOLOGY • Crown Prince of Sharjah Honours • Latest Oracle ERP 12.2.4 Platforms ADNOC Distribution Go Live • ADNOC Distribution Gets ‘UAE • Technology Oasis Superbrand’ Status for Second Consecutive Year • ADNOC Distribution Hosts 38 NATIONAL LEADERS International Gas Union Executive Committee Meeting and Workshop in Abu Dhabi • ADNOC Distribution’s Training Facility at Abu Dhabi International Airport Receives Joint Inspection • Lubna Al Muhairi, Group Accreditation Customer Interaction Department • Saleha Belal Saeed, • ADNOC Distribution Celebrates Manager World Water Day 2015 Recruitment Department Manager • ADNOC Distribution Sponsors Abu Dhabi Police Awareness Campaign EXPANSION 42 DAY OF MY LIFE • ADNOC Distribution Sponsors ‘Make 30 PROJECTS Muna Dawood Jaffar, Every Day an Environment Day’ • • Al Badayer Service Station Market Research Executive Event Inaugurated • ADNOC Distribution participates in • ADNOC Distribution Enhances ‘Cairo International Fair’ the Infrastructure of its Network of 44 EMPLoyee’s • ADNOC Distribution Participates in Service Stations in the UAE CONTRIBUTION ‘GCC Petroleum Media Forum’ • UAE Marks 2015 as Year of • ADNOC Distribution Celebrates HSSE Innovation Mother’s Day 32 HEALTH, SAFETY, SECURITY AND ENVIRONMENT • ADNOC Distribution Corporate • ADNOC Distribution Management • ADNOC Distribution Raises Social Responsibility Mandate Participate in Performance Review Workshop Awareness on Health, Safety & • MCCD Organises Team Building Security at Service Stations 48 SPECIAL REPORT Workshop • Winners of Health, Safety & • ADNOC Distribution Sponsors the Environment (HSE) Award 2014 • ADNOC Distribution Organises UAE’s Youngest Champion Honoured Ramadan Gathering 2015 4 AFAQ 7th issue, 2015 Vice president - Marketing & Corporate Communications Division & Editor-In-Chief Khalid Mohammad Hadi [email protected] Managing Editor & Art Director Amin Abdel Rahman Nour El Dein Editorial Board Nawal Abdul Kareem Al Menhali Lubna Mohamed Al Muhairi COVER STORY Ibtesam Al-Zaabi Luciana Blackwell ADNOC Distribution Reopens Eman Abdel-Wahab 6 Atif Badruddin Al Dar Service Station in Sharjah Ashraf Abdullah ADNOC Distribution reopened The Editorial Board are Team Members of Al Dar service station on Al Ittihad Marketing & Corporate Communications Road (Sharjah-Dubai direction). The Division of ADNOC Distribution refurbished facility is the first to become operational under the transfer of assets AFAQ Magazine is issued by Abu Dhabi agreement signed with ENOC last year. National Oil Company for Distribution Sheikh Salem Bin Abdulrahman «ADNOC Distribution» Al Qasimi, Chairman of the Ruler of Sharjah Office, officiated the opening Copyright © 2015 ceremony in the presence of Abdulla Salem Al Dhaheri, CEO of ADNOC ‘AFAQ’ magazine is an official publication Distribution, as well as senior officials of ADNOC Distribution from the company and high profile However, articles can be used with full guests from the emirate of Sharjah. acknowledgement to ‘AFAQ’ Magazine, ADNOC Distribution official publication For contributions and more details: P.O. Box 4188, Abu Dhabi - UAE Tel.: 02 6959894, Fax: 02 6722322 [email protected] COVER STORY Sheikh Salem Bin Abdulrahman Al Qasimi, Chairman of the Ruler of Sharjah Office, officiated the opening ceremony in the presence of Abdulla Salem Al Dhaheri, CEO of ADNOC Distribution, as well as senior officials from the company and high profile guests ADNOC Distribution Opens Al Dar Service Station in Sharjah Emirate First service station to become operational under transfer of assets agreement signed with ENOC ADNOC Distribution reopened Al Dar service station on Al Ittihad Road (Sharjah-Dubai direction). The refurbished facility is the first to become operational under the transfer of assets agreement signed with ENOC last year. 6 AFAQ 7th issue, 2015 COVER STORY Sheikh Salem Bin Abdulrahman ADNOC Distribution is committed Al Qasimi, Chairman of the Ruler to providing world-class services of Sharjah Office, officiated and facilities to our customers the opening ceremony in the that complement the UAE’s and presence of Abdulla Salem The reopening of Sharjah Emirate’s state-of-the-art Al Dhaheri, CEO of ADNOC infrastructure and give the country Distribution, as well as senior Al Dar service a clear competitive edge.” officials from the company and “We are glad to officially open high profile guests from the station is Al Dar service station, which is emirate of Sharjah. the first to become operational Refurbishment works anticipated to as part of the transfer of assets implemented by ADNOC reduce the pressure agreement signed with ENOC Distribution at Al Dar service last year in accordance with station included branding on ADNOC our wise leadership’s vision and aspects and overhauling of the direction to fulfil customer needs external and internal design to Distribution’s wherever they are in the UAE. The reflect the company’s identity. reopening of Al Dar service station Apart from eight fuel dispensers, network of is anticipated to reduce the the facility has been fitted out service stations pressure on ADNOC Distribution’s with conveniences such as the network of service stations in ADNOC Oasis, bakery, and fast in the emirate of the emirate of Sharjah and the food outlets. neighbouring emirates, particularly Abdulla Salem Al Dhaheri said: Sharjah and the Dubai. We would like also to “We at ADNOC Distribution neighbouring express our deep appreciation to would like to express our sincere ENOC for the seamless transfer gratitude and appreciation to His emirates, of their non-operational service Highness Dr Sheikh Sultan bin station facilities in Sharjah. The Mohammed Al Qasimi, Supreme particularly Dubai agreement
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