The government of the United Arab Emirates has announced that it has launched the "we the UAE 2031" platform in collaboration with the World Economic Forum (WEF).
Publish dateSaturday 19 October 2024 - 10:35
According to Amac News: The announcement of the UAE government states that this platform will support the goals of the UAE National Vision 2031 using a new strategic design model based on artificial intelligence.
This digital platform will gather a wealth of knowledge from around 450 global sources and 2,500 experts and aims to inform UAE policymakers, strategists and government leaders to implement "we the UAE 2031".
The launch follows an announcement earlier this year to launch the platform. It is the result of a strategic knowledge partnership between the UAE government and the WEF, which was signed at the WEF 2024 Annual Meeting in Davos in January.
The platform covers more than 70 global policy issues of strategic importance to the UAE, and its content is drawn from a wide range of reports, academic articles, and expert insights, including from the WEF partner network.
AMGFC24 brings together 500 experts, thought leaders and futurists from 80 countries in 30 councils to explore future opportunities in five key areas: technology and artificial intelligence, environment and climate, governance, economics and finance, and society to check.
This digital platform will gather a wealth of knowledge from around 450 global sources and 2,500 experts and aims to inform UAE policymakers, strategists and government leaders to implement "we the UAE 2031".
The launch follows an announcement earlier this year to launch the platform. It is the result of a strategic knowledge partnership between the UAE government and the WEF, which was signed at the WEF 2024 Annual Meeting in Davos in January.
The platform covers more than 70 global policy issues of strategic importance to the UAE, and its content is drawn from a wide range of reports, academic articles, and expert insights, including from the WEF partner network.
AMGFC24 brings together 500 experts, thought leaders and futurists from 80 countries in 30 councils to explore future opportunities in five key areas: technology and artificial intelligence, environment and climate, governance, economics and finance, and society to check.
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Source : news agency wam
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