Discussions are underway to ‘lift technology restrictions’ and boost economic businesses
Dr Aisha Bint Butti Bin Bishr, Director General of the Smart Dubai Office, said her office is talking to “strategic partners and telecommunication industry” to ultimately lift the technology restrictions and attain more economic benefits.
“When it comes to telecommunications, we are working very closely with our strategic partners and the telecommunication industry to understand with them how we can lift these kind of restrictions to boost our economy more,” Bin Bishr said in an exclusive interview on the sidelines of Artificial Intelligence Summit in Dubai.
Read more: AE: More measures to make Dubai smarter — Aisha Bin Bishr
The Dubai RTA has announced the completion of 75 projects as part of the Smart City and Artificial Intelligence Programme.
According to the organisation, the projects completed are related to the smart organisation, infrastructure, smart vehicles, data management, artificial intelligence and smart and sustainable transport.
TRA Conducts a Training on the Latest Developments in mGovernment Enablers 2019
The Telecommunications Regulatory Authority (TRA) has conducted today a training program on the latest and most important developments and trends in the mGovernment enablers of 2019, in coordination with the Prime Minister’s Office, and with the presence of more than 280 persons representing all local and federal government entities, in Al Habtoor City – Dubai.
Projects completed include Raqeeb, Smart Testing Yard, Al Merqab and Heat Maps
HE Mattar Al Tayer, Director-General and Chairman of the Board of Executive Directors of Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) announced the completion of 75 projects as part of the Smart City and Artificial Intelligence Programme. Projects completed relate to the smart organisation, infrastructure, smart vehicles, data management, artificial intelligence and smart and sustainable transport.
Read more: AE: RTA accomplishes 75 smart city and artificial intelligence projects
The UAE PASS initiative aims to eventually allow citizens to access all UAE government services via smartphone with a single set of login details.
Smart Dubai has integrated seven government entities into the UAEPASS platform, completing phase one of the programme.
The UAE PASS initiative, which will eventually cover the whole United Arab Emirates (UAE), aims to allow residents and visitors to seamlessly access government services via smartphones, without the need to visit service centres, and with a single set of login details.
Read more: AE: Dubai completes first phase of digital identity integration programme