Abu Dhabi, UAE – The French Chamber of Commerce and Industry in the UAE is organizing the second edition of the UAE-France Business Forum. Under the title: “Prospects for Artificial Intelligence”, on September 22nd at Sorbonne University Abu Dhabi.
Sorbonne University Abu Dhabi is co-organizing the forum as a knowledge partner, in cooperation with relevant authorities in the sector. These include the Abu Dhabi Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Team France Export: Business France, and the French Public Investment Bank. The Regional Economy Department at the French Embassy, La French Tech Abu Dhabi-Dubai, and French foreign trade advisors.
The forum continues to enhance communication and connectivity between the French and Emirati artificial intelligence systems.
scaling up investments
Emirati-French cooperation in artificial intelligence is witnessing a new phase of strategic acceleration. Supported by increased investments in infrastructure and industrial applications.
The forum attracts an elite group of policy makers, researchers, investors, entrepreneurs and technology leaders from Europe and the Middle East. To explore the growing role of artificial intelligence in business, industry and society.
The forum contributes to linking the various components of the artificial intelligence value system. From academic research and studies to investment, entrepreneurship and industrial applications. In addition to providing market entry opportunities for French startups and strengthening business ties in the growing artificial intelligence scene in the UAE.
strengthening of cooperation
The forum aims to enhance Emirati-French cooperation in artificial intelligence infrastructure and innovation. Responsible development of technologies that contribute to shaping the future of sectors and societies.
The forum’s program revolves around the idea: “If data is the new oil, then artificial intelligence is the driver.” Reflecting its growing role in transforming data into applicable information with economic value and tangible social impact.
More than 300 high-level figures are expected to participate in the event, which will be held over a day. From officials and experts in the governmental, academic, industrial and investment sectors.
