The monthly coordination meeting of the Directorate for Document Analysis and Activities Regulation under the Food and Drug Authority was held

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Thu, Jun 11 2026 1:03 PM
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The meeting, chaired by Mawlawi Mohammad Musa Faiq, Director of Document Analysis and Activities Regulation, brought together department heads, advisors, and staff. It focused on reviewing progress, assessing achievements, discussing challenges, and improving coordination among staff and officials.

Mawlawi Mohammad Musa Faiq emphasized commitment, accountability, and administrative discipline, urging staff to perform their duties with accuracy, honesty, and professionalism. He also highlighted adherence to Islamic and administrative principles, respectful conduct, teamwork, and strengthening a culture of service.

He further stressed the importance of respecting the administrative hierarchy, avoiding overlap of duties, following job descriptions, improving workflow efficiency, and submitting accurate, timely reports as key to effective performance. He also urged staff to further strengthen their efforts to achieve the goals of the Food and Drug Authority.

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