Vice President Hussain Mohamed Latheef underscored the challenging yet vital nature of public service during his speech at the opening of the Maldives Civil Service Conference 2024. In his address, the Vice President emphasized that serving the public requires not only patience and wisdom but also a deep respect for the citizens they serve. He highlighted that the government, as an institution, relies heavily on the dedication and professionalism of civil servants to function effectively.
Speaking on the importance of civil service, Vice President Latheef appealed to all civil servants to demonstrate compassion and to serve the public with a smile. He also stressed the need for modernizing service delivery by adopting technological advancements, discussing the benefits of online services to improve efficiency and accessibility.
The fourth Maldivian Civil Service Conference, themed "Smart Governance for Civil Service Excellence," commenced today and will feature the presentation of 15 papers across three key sectors. The event has attracted more than 250 attendees from all over the country, including senior government officials, civil servants, and experts in public administration and technology. The conference aims to explore innovative strategies for enhancing the effectiveness and efficiency of civil services in the Maldives.
Vice President Latheef concluded his speech by reiterating the government's commitment to supporting civil servants and ensuring they have the necessary resources and training to excel in their roles.
Speaking on the importance of civil service, Vice President Latheef appealed to all civil servants to demonstrate compassion and to serve the public with a smile. He also stressed the need for modernizing service delivery by adopting technological advancements, discussing the benefits of online services to improve efficiency and accessibility.
The fourth Maldivian Civil Service Conference, themed "Smart Governance for Civil Service Excellence," commenced today and will feature the presentation of 15 papers across three key sectors. The event has attracted more than 250 attendees from all over the country, including senior government officials, civil servants, and experts in public administration and technology. The conference aims to explore innovative strategies for enhancing the effectiveness and efficiency of civil services in the Maldives.
Vice President Latheef concluded his speech by reiterating the government's commitment to supporting civil servants and ensuring they have the necessary resources and training to excel in their roles.
