Abu dhabi: The sixth edition of the National Fuel Station Safety and Security Campaign has successfully concluded. The campaign was organised by the Joint Committee for Security and Safety, chaired by the Ministry of Energy and Infrastructure, in collaboration with the General Directorate of Civil Defence at the Ministry of Interior, Abu Dhabi National Oil Company for Distribution (ADNOC Distribution), Emirates General Petroleum Corporation (Emarat), and Emirates National Oil Company (ENOC).
According to Emirates News Agency, coinciding with Fuel Station Safety Day, the campaign was launched on 17th July 2025 under the slogan "Safety is a Commitment, Not a Choice," emphasizing the importance of adhering to preventive behaviors and proper procedures at fuel stations. Over its six-week duration, the campaign witnessed widespread engagement from various segments of society and made a notable contribution to raising public awareness and encouraging compliance with safety guidelines and instructions. This reflects the campaign's significance in promoting a culture of safety and embedding sound practices at fuel stations.
The campaign concluded with tangible results, achieving a public awareness rate of over 98 percent, according to data from field and digital surveys. The awareness messages reached various segments of society, including both citizens and residents of multiple nationalities. The awareness programs were diverse, encompassing direct field activities and innovative media campaigns across digital platforms, which contributed to wide and impactful public engagement.
Eng. Sharif Al Olama, Undersecretary for Energy and Petroleum Affairs at the Ministry of Energy and Infrastructure, praised the pivotal role played by the National Fuel Station Safety and Security Campaign in raising awareness and promoting a culture of prevention at fuel stations. He stated that over the past six consecutive years, the campaign has proven to be an effective platform for driving positive behavioral change within society and enhancing individual compliance with safety instructions and guidelines.
Major General Dr. Jassim Mohammed Al Marzouqi, Commander-in-Chief of Civil Defence at the Ministry of Interior, affirmed that this campaign reflects the constructive cooperation between the Ministry of Energy and Infrastructure, the General Command of Civil Defence, ADNOC, Emarat, and ENOC, with the aim of promoting preventive awareness and reinforcing a culture of safety within the community. He emphasized that Civil Defence places the safety of fuel stations among its top priorities through annual awareness plans, practical guidelines, and field training exercises to protect lives and property.
Ali Khalifa Al Shamsi, CEO of Emirates Petroleum (Emarat), expressed that safety is a core value upheld in every aspect of their operations. He acknowledged the campaign as a reflection of their shared dedication to protecting employees and customers, ensuring safe experiences across fuel stations.
Hussain Sultan Lootah, Acting CEO of ENOC Group, reiterated ENOC's commitment to promoting a culture of safety and responsibility across all operations. He highlighted the campaign's consistent success over the past six years as evidence of the importance of collaboration among stakeholders in safeguarding communities.
Eng. Bader Saeed Al Lamki, CEO of ADNOC Distribution, stated that safety is a deeply rooted work culture at ADNOC Distribution, not just a seasonal campaign. They view themselves as key partners in the country's transportation and mobility operations, underscoring the daily commitment to safety.