Programme Launches in UAE to Support Businesses in Agentic AI Adoption
The programme includes training, incubators, and funding mechanisms to accelerate AI integration in the private sector.
A two-year programme is being introduced in Dubai to support businesses in adopting Agentic AI, a form of artificial intelligence designed to operate with minimal human intervention and execute tasks autonomously.
The initiative will be delivered through the Dubai Chamber of Commerce and Industry and includes specialised training tracks for business councils affiliated with the chamber. It also includes the establishment of incubators for companies working in Agentic AI, alongside the creation of dedicated funding mechanisms to support adoption.
Officials said the programme is intended to help companies transition from testing artificial intelligence applications to deploying them at scale, with a focus on improving productivity, expanding business operations, and enabling new economic opportunities.
The rollout follows a broader federal push to integrate artificial intelligence into government operations, including a plan to transition 50% of public sector services to Agentic AI systems within two years. The approach is designed to enable automated decision-making, reduce operational costs, and improve service delivery.
