Dubai's government leaders will be set 50 goals that must be met to boost growth, or face removal from their posts. Dubai Council met for the first time on Tuesday and outlined a new drive for efficiency for the next five years. Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid, Vice President and Ruler of Dubai, who chaired the meeting, said there would be a new economic plan for the emirate and a new "urban plan" to improve living standards. "Today, I chaired the first meeting of the Dubai Council where we approved the development of a plan of 50 goals for Dubai within the next five years. These will be announced in 60 days," Sheikh Mohammed said on Twitter. "What we announce will be implemented by the team... or we will replace the team. "We also decided, within the Dubai Council, to start developing an economic plan for the emirate to create new sectors and ensure their competence and global competition, and attract investors. We have asked the six commissioners in the development fields to submit the 100-day plan within two weeks." He said all government departments will have a deputy general manager to develop "the new generation" into public sector leaders. The council agreed to separate the roles of chief executive and chairman in government and semi-government companies and called on the boards of state-backed companies to form committees to evaluate investment and risk management - and submit these reports to the government. "We have adopted ... a new system for the governance of governmental and semi-governmental companies under the supervision of Sheikh Maktoum bin Mohammed [Deputy Ruler of Dubai] that obliges them to form boards of directors as the supreme authority and prevents the chief executive from assuming chairmanship of the board," he said. Sheikh Mohammed also said all publicly-owned newspapers, radio and television stations and the government press office, Dubai Media Office, would come under one 'Dubai Media Council'. "The formation of Dubai Council is the beginning of a series of positive changes in the emirate," he wrote. "Dubai’s rubric is change and continuous development. "Personally, I have not stopped improving and changing over the past 50 years and I will not cease to do so." <a href="https://www.thenational.ae/uae/government/ruler-of-dubai-sets-out-vision-for-2020-and-beyond-1.959635">This week, six 'commissioners' were appointed</a> to each manage areas including law enforcement, urban planning, and the economy, among others. They are: