Dubai: The Mohammed Bin Rashid School of Government (MBRSG) recently hosted the “AI-Powered Leadership Forum: Strategies for the Future” at the Etihad Museum in Dubai. The forum underscored the transformation of government leadership in an era dominated by digital advancements and explored strategies to transition from utilizing technology as a mere tool to employing it as a strategic resource.
According to Emirates News Agency, the event also featured a graduation ceremony for a group of participants from MBRSG’s Executive Diploma Programme titled “AI-Driven Leadership: Strategic Approaches for the Future.” The ceremony saw participation from high-ranking government officials and decision-makers, emphasizing the programme’s goal to enhance leadership skills and adapt to the rapid advancements in AI and digital transformation. The initiative is aimed at preparing government leaders to effectively confront future challenges.
The forum acted as a hub for exchanging ideas and facilitating dialogue, drawing together government leaders, digital transformation and innovation officials, data experts, and professionals involved in institutional development and governance. The discussions revolved around utilizing AI and advanced data analytics to bolster decision-making processes and the development of public policies, aligning with the UAE’s vision of fostering a knowledge-driven, innovative government.
Abdulla Ali bin Zayed Al Falasi, Chairman of MBRSG’s Board of Trustees and Director-General of the Dubai Government Human Resources Department, noted the significance of the graduation ceremony, stating that it reflects MBRSG’s dedication to equipping the government with skilled national talent capable of spearheading comprehensive digital transformation.
Dr. Ali bin Sebaa Al Marri, Executive President of MBRSG, extended his congratulations to the graduates, highlighting that the AI-Driven Leadership Executive Diploma programme and the forum address the evolving requirements of government operations, which are increasingly dependent on data and artificial intelligence.
The programme concluded with the presentation of final projects, where each participant developed a ‘smart agent’ designed to assist with daily government tasks. This initiative was part of an advanced, interactive learning experience that aligns with global best practices.