Sheikh Tahnoon bin Zayed Al Nahyan, the UAE National Security Adviser and Deputy Ruler of Abu Dhabi, recently met with Ruth Porat, CEO of Google and its parent company Alphabet, to discuss potential cooperation in the fields of technology and artificial intelligence (AI). The meeting marks a significant step in the UAE’s efforts to strengthen its position in the global digital economy.
During the meeting, Sheikh Tahnoon briefed Porat on the UAE’s ambitious digital transformation plans, highlighting the country’s goal to fully transition the Abu Dhabi government to AI-based systems by 2027. This project is part of the UAE’s broader vision to become a global leader in technology and innovation.
Sheikh Tahnoon emphasized that the UAE’s commitment to integrating cutting-edge technologies is aimed at improving governance and public services. He also discussed shared opportunities between the UAE and global tech giants like Google, particularly in advancing AI and computational infrastructure.
Ruth Porat expressed admiration for the UAE’s proactive adoption of emerging technologies and its focus on sustainable development. She praised the country’s leadership for leveraging technology to drive economic growth and enhance the quality of life, recognizing the essential role AI will play in these efforts.
This meeting occurred amid growing collaboration between the UAE and the United States, particularly in AI advancements and chip export policies. Both countries are working together to strengthen their technological partnership, which is expected to drive future innovations and developments across various industries.
