Dubai Ruler says 'nothing can stop' UAE's ambitions

Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid hosts team brainstorming session at Emirates Towers

Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, the Vice President, Prime Minister and Ruler of Dubai, chaired today at his office in Emirates Towers the annual brainstorming session with his team. The meeting agenda detailed new ideas and future plans. Dubai Media Office / Wam

Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid chaired today at his office in Emirates Towers the annual brainstorming session with his team. The meeting agenda detailed new ideas and future plans. Dubai Media Office / Wam

Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid chaired today at his office in Emirates Towers the annual brainstorming session with his team. The meeting agenda detailed new ideas and future plans. Dubai Media Office / Wam

Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid chaired today at his office in Emirates Towers the annual brainstorming session with his team. The meeting agenda detailed new ideas and future plans. Dubai Media Office / Wam

Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid chaired today at his office in Emirates Towers the annual brainstorming session with his team. The meeting agenda detailed new ideas and future plans. Dubai Media Office / Wam

Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid chaired today at his office in Emirates Towers the annual brainstorming session with his team. The meeting agenda detailed new ideas and future plans. Dubai Media Office / Wam

Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid chaired today at his office in Emirates Towers the annual brainstorming session with his team. The meeting agenda detailed new ideas and future plans. Dubai Media Office / Wam

Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid chaired today at his office in Emirates Towers the annual brainstorming session with his team. The meeting agenda detailed new ideas and future plans. Dubai Media Office / Wam

Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid, the Vice President and Ruler of Dubai, said "nothing can stop" the UAE's ambitions.

He spoke at his annual brainstorming session with the team at his Emirates Towers offices.

Sheikh Mohammed said the UAE is a model for the region but sustaining the country’s position requires hard work and innovative ideas.

He made his comments less than two months after criticising the results of an employee satisfaction survey.

He described the results as being unacceptably low and gave managers six months to improve morale.

“Ideas are like trees: they need a lot of care so we can reap their fruits”, he said.

Praising the efforts of his team, he said: “I am proud of every one of you and everyone who serves this country.”

Deputy Ruler of Dubai, Sheikh Maktoum bin Mohammed and Minister of Cabinet Affairs Mohammed Al Gergawi also took part in the event.

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