DP World hosts reception to mark India independence day
As part of its initiative to foster a sense of unity within its multinational workforce, DP World, UAE Region recently marked India’s 64th Independence Day, with a reception attended by Their Excellencies, M K Lokesh, Indian Ambassador to the UAE, and Sanjay Verma, Consul General of India in Dubai.
Indian staff and their families also attended the event hosted at the Ramadan Tent in Jebel Ali Port by DP World, UAE Region.
Celebrations started off with the playing of the UAE & Indian National Anthems followed by felicitating the Indian diplomats. The function included a magic show, sports and cultural events. DP World colleagues with long service history were presented mementos as appreciation towards their enduring continued contribution to DP World.
His Excellency, Ambassador M K Lokesh appreciated DP World for organising the India Independence Day event and encouraged the Indian expatriates for their contribution towards the successful growth of DP World & the UAE
Welcoming the guests, Mohammed Ali Ahmed, Director of Strategic Planning and Business Support DP World, UAE Region, said:
“We are pleased to welcome Their Excellencies, Ambassador M K Lokesh and Consul-General Sanjay Verma, to our celebration of India’s Independence Day with our colleagues. The event coincides with the Holy Month of Ramadan and helps us to underscore the message of unity and teamwork within our organisation. We have people from 44 different nations working in DP World, UAE Region and we deeply appreciate the contribution they make towards our development.”
DP World, UAE Region regularly marks the national days of a number of countries in recognition of the contribution made by its employees to the company’s growth.
With around 6,000 employees from across five continents, DP World, UAE Region is a microcosm of the UAE’s multi-cultural demography. Global port operator DP World’s worldwide team of 30,000 is made of more than 90 different nationalities, reflecting the scope and scale of its operations with 50 terminals in 31 countries.
