The UAE Cabinet has approved its official AI policy on the global stage, focusing on responsible AI governance. This policy aims to position the UAE as a leader in AI while addressing ethical concerns, economic innovation, and international collaboration.
Kuwait has pre-qualified four companies, including Batelco, e&, Brookfield Corp, and TIM Group, to bid on a project aimed at developing its fixed telecommunication network. The 50-year partnership will be between the government and the private sector.
The Alliance of Sahel States (AES), in collaboration with Roscosmos, plans to launch a dual satellite program to enhance communication and security across Mali, Niger, and Burkina Faso. This initiative aims to establish advanced connectivity and monitor resources and border security from space.
Saudi Arabia is in discussions to host four television channels on Nigeria’s NigComSat-1R satellite. This collaboration aims to expand media reach and strengthen ties in satellite broadcasting between both nations, highlighting growing cooperation in the digital space.
The ITU Digital Skills Forum in Bahrain concluded successfully, reinforcing the nation’s commitment to leading digital skill development. The event gathered global experts to discuss digital transformation and skill enhancement, emphasizing Bahrain’s role in shaping an inclusive digital future.
Bahrain hosted the ITU Digital Skills Forum, with discussions led by key global telecommunications leaders on advancing digital skills to support digital transformation. The forum highlighted initiatives to bridge the digital skills gap and align with Bahrain’s Vision 2030, receiving international recognition for its strategic approach.
King Abdulaziz University has launched an AI-focused student exchange program with the University of Oxford, covering cybersecurity, data science, and software development, aiming to equip students with cutting-edge knowledge and real-world solutions.
The Global AI Summit 2024 in Riyadh convened global leaders and AI experts to discuss ethical AI governance and innovations, with key contributions from Bahrain’s iGA Chief Executive, Mohammed Ali Al Qaed.
