Manama, The Information and eGovernment Authority (iGA) signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Nasser Artificial Intelligence Research and Development Centre (NAIRDC). Mohammed Ali Al Qaed, iGA Chief Executive, and Dr. Abdullah Nasser Al Noaimi, NAIRDC CEO, signed the agreement in the presence was iGA Innovation and Advanced Technologies Director, Latifa Al Abbasi, and NAIRDC AI Executive Advisor, Dr. Jassim Haji. The agreement aims to enhance technical knowledge-sharing related to AI, including expanding cooperation, facilitating the exchange of expertise in training, enabling joint research programs, and promoting entrepreneurship to support national economic development. The MoU also promotes AI research and innovation through the creation of an advanced ecosystem, including labs and access to the latest technologies. It aims to offer cutting-edge solutions for public and private institutions, with the core objectives of bolstering Bahrain's position as a premier hub for innovation and technolo gical advancement, and driving economic growth and sustainable development. iGA CE Al Qaed said that the agreement aligns with the government's goal of strengthening public-private sector cooperation, investing in technology to improve government operations, and empowering society with innovative, high-quality services. Al Qaed also highlighted the opportunities the MoU creates for students to explore AI applications in education, healthcare, manufacturing, and other sectors, in addition to facilitating joint research, workshops, lectures, and seminars. He added that this partnership will cultivate a technologically advanced generation, equipping participants with the necessary skills to succeed in the labour market and contribute to societal progress and technological advancement. NAIRDC CEO, Dr. Al Noaimi emphasised that the agreement will promote knowledge exchange and technological innovation, which is aimed at developing highly skilled internationally accredited professionals. It seeks to enhance exi sting competencies and create innovative solutions that contribute to Bahrain's digital transformation, in line with its sustainable development goals. Dr. Al Noaimi also highlighted the Authority's efforts to support promising future where cutting-edge AI technologies and innovations are utilised. NAIRDC shares these visions towards technological advancement through enhanced education. He underscored the importance of such endeavors, recognizing their role in governmental and institutional progress. The MoU is in line with the iGA's broader efforts to drive digital transformation, utilise advanced technologies, and foster innovation in the public and private sectors, which are aimed at enhancing the participation of Bahrain's ICT sector locally, regionally, and globally. Source: Bahrain News Agency
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