TASNEEF, in cooperation with joint venture TASNEEF Business Assurance, has started to implement a CSR system, which is stated to be in line with its strategic plans and CSR objectives.
Its CSR activities contribute to key areas in the workplace, marketplace, economy, community and the environment.
TASNEEF first gained recognition for its CSR with the launch of the Maritime Emiratization Index, which was one of the main initiatives of the Abu Dhabi Maritime Youth Summit for Empowering Emirati Youth Leaders in the maritime domain.
The index aims to create an impact by encouraging national institutions and companies to hire Emiratis in the maritime sector.
TASNEEF CEO Rashed Al-Hebsi said: “Adopting strategic CSR will help us excel in our industry. We have started integrating awareness of social and environmental concerns into business operations and client interactions.
We will also ensure excellence in our CSR and sustainability activities, and will consolidate our efforts to strengthen the UAE Vision 2021 to be a center of excellence in both the public and private sectors."
TASNEEF Business Assurance GM Khalfan Saeed Al-Saadi commented: “By using partnerships, we are closely looking at our practices that affect the workplace, the marketplace, the environment and the community. Our employee wellbeing and community engagement are all part of our overall sustainability plan. Along with the way we conduct business, our company’s shared values are assurance, objectivity, insight and innovation, and this is why we consider ourselves active corporate citizens.”
TASNEEF Business Assurance is fully committed to environmental protection through a set of standards for production guarantees, response to our stakeholder, products safety, sustainability growth and creation of skill workers.
Al-Saadi says: “Our vision is to generate enriched value to our stakeholders and better the quality of life. We aim to deliver the best outcome for the community and for our business.”
Source: Arab News
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