The Supreme Committee for Ajman Census Reviews Progress in Coordination with Government Entities

The Supreme Committee for the Ajman Census, chaired by Sheikh Rashid bin Hamid Al Nuaimi, Head of the Ajman Municipality and Planning Department, held its second meeting to monitor developments in the implementation of the census project. During the meeting, the results of the coordination efforts with government entities were reviewed, highlighting the progress made in this important strategic project. The Ajman Census is a significant step towards providing accurate statistical data that supports planning and decision-making tools, meeting the requirements for sustainable development.

Assessment of Preparatory Work Progress

Sheikh Rashid bin Hamid Al Nuaimi emphasized the importance of continued integration of efforts among government entities, contributing to the successful completion of the project according to the highest statistical standards. The committee reviewed the results of implementing the recommendations agreed upon in the first meeting. Notable progress has been achieved in integrating administrative records with census data, enhancing the accuracy of the available data.

Improving the Quality of Administrative Records

On another note, the committee discussed the importance of continuously updating and improving the quality of administrative records related to buildings, housing, and individuals. This effort aims to build a comprehensive statistical database that supports the implementation of a census based on the latest statistical methodologies. Key technical observations and required procedures to address them were also addressed in coordination with the relevant entities.

Investing in Technology for the Census

The meeting also touched upon the use of the latest digital technologies and artificial intelligence in various stages of project implementation, from planning and managing field operations to data collection and analysis. These technologies aim to enhance data quality and the efficiency of statistical processes, ensuring alignment with global best practices. According to Dr. Hajar Saeed Al Habishi, Director General of the Ajman Statistics Center, work is ongoing to implement the census plan based on a modern statistical methodology that combines administrative records with census data.

This meeting serves as a testament to the Supreme Committee for the Ajman Census’s commitment to achieving the project’s goals efficiently, paving the way for the provision of comprehensive statistical data that contributes to enhancing planning and future development in Ajman.