UAE unveils Agentic AI framework to transform 50% of government services within two years, targeting faster delivery and low costs
The UAE has announced a major government transformation programme aimed at deploying Agentic AI across half of its public sector services within two years, marking a shift towards autonomous, intelligence-driven operations.
The initiative, unveiled during a UAE Cabinet meeting chaired by Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice President, Prime Minister and Ruler of Dubai, is designed to enhance efficiency, reduce costs and accelerate service delivery through advanced artificial intelligence systems.
Weiterlesen: UAE targets 50% government AI automation in two years with new Agentic AI framework
Major digital shift announced under new national transformation plan
The UAE will transform half of its government sectors, services and operations to autonomous artificial intelligence systems within two years, under the directives of President His Highness Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan.
The major government shift was announced by His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice President and Prime Minister of the UAE and Ruler of Dubai, on Thursday.
Weiterlesen: UAE to move 50% of government services to AI within two years
Dubai is a city where “impossible” is just a starting point. Whether it’s the goal of making 25% of all transportation autonomous by 2030 or the push for a completely paperless government, the emirate is the world’s leading laboratory for urban innovation. However, a smart city is more than its skyscrapers and high-speed rail; it is defined by how effortlessly its people move.
As we look at the logistics of the UAE’s “Smart City” pillars, one technology has emerged as a surprisingly critical bridge: the Uber clone. While the term “clone” often suggests a simple copy, in the context of Uber clone app development, it represents a highly sophisticated, localized digital infrastructure that is helping the Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) turn vision into reality.
Weiterlesen: AE: The Impact of Uber Clone App Software on Dubai’s Smart City Goals
UAE cities secure leading positions in 2026 IMD smart city rankings
Dubai and Abu Dhabi have secured leading global positions in the 2026 Smart City Index published by the International Institute for Management Development, highlighting the UAE’s rapid digital transformation and high urban quality of life.
Dubai ranked sixth globally, while Abu Dhabi placed tenth among 148 cities assessed, underscoring the country’s growing prominence in smart urban development. Zurich topped the global ranking, followed by Oslo, Geneva, London and Copenhagen.
Weiterlesen: AE: Dubai, Abu Dhabi rank among world’s top 10 smartest cities
Sharjah Electricity, Water and Gas Authority (SEWA) issued 8,385 no-objection certificates (NOCs) for roadworks, excavation and construction projects across various areas of Sharjah city in 2025.
The certificates covered both new and existing projects requiring the connection, modification, or upgrading of electricity, water, gas, and fibre-optic networks.
Weiterlesen: AE: SEWA issues 8,385 NOCs, updates GIS for 24,000 projects