AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoAI Push: Abu Dhabi has launched AiNative with OpenAI, Microsoft and MBZUAI, aiming to train 20,000 government employees by year-end and open practical AI learning to the public as the emirate targets AI-native government by 2027. Health: New limits on sodium, sugar and fat in packaged foods will take effect in phases through 2030; violations can bring fines of up to Dh500,000. Housing: Dubai has given building owners 12 months to meet shared-accommodation rules, with standards intended to curb overcrowding and improve safety. Investment: Capital Group has secured an ADGM licence to operate as a regulated investment manager, advancing its plans for an Abu Dhabi office. Gulf Industry: The UAE is pressing for closer GCC industrial ties and stronger supply chains, including wider use of advanced technology and AI. Security: The US approved a potential $1.04bn sale of precision rocket kits to the UAE, including systems used to counter drones. Food Security: UAE agribusiness group Elite Agro announced Dh660m in projects across the UAE, Morocco and Mauritania, including blueberry production in Al Ain.
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