Dubai: Momentum continued to build on Day 3 of GITEX GLOBAL 2025, the world’s largest tech and AI event, as it unveiled groundbreaking innovations and partnerships that are redefining industries. The event spans various technology fields, including AI, cloud computing, cybersecurity, and quantum systems, with a notable focus on biotech and digital healthcare innovations. According to Emirates News Agency, the 45th edition of GITEX GLOBAL, running until 17 October 2025, gathers over 6,800 exhibitors, 2,000 startups, and 1,200 investors from more than 180 countries at the Dubai World Trade Centre. On the main stage, Trevor Martin, CEO and Co-Founder of

Dubai: The Ministry of Human Resources and Emiratisation (MoHRE) launched its AI-powered system ‘Eye’ during its participation at GITEX Global 2025, marking a significant advancement in accelerating work permit issuance by automatically processing applications and minimising the need for human intervention except in exceptional cases. According to Emirates News Agency, the ‘Eye’ system streamlines administrative procedures and reduces human error by deploying an AI Agent to verify documents required for work permits. The system analyses documents such as personal photos, passports, and academic certificates to ensure their accuracy and authenticity. Rashid Hassan Al Saadi, Acting Assistant Undersecretary for Labour Market

Dubai: Expand North Star 2025, organised by Dubai World Trade Centre and hosted by Dubai Chamber of Digital Economy, attracted strong participation from European startups and innovators. The event served as a dynamic platform to showcase the latest digital solutions and technological innovations while exploring opportunities for expansion across regional markets. According to Emirates News Agency, European entrepreneurs participating in the exhibition noted that Dubai’s agile digital business ecosystem provides an ideal platform for testing and developing cutting-edge technologies, which in turn drives innovation. They emphasised that Expand North Star strengthens Dubai’s role as a leading gateway for European tech

Dubai: Agile, just, and sustainable governance models are key to building a global system capable of achieving security and stability while navigating global developments, said international officials and experts participating in the Annual Meetings of the Global Future Councils 2025 in Dubai. According to Emirates News Agency, future-focused discussions held under the event’s Governance theme brought together leading specialists and decision makers from around the world to explore future shifts in governance, geopolitics, nature, security, leadership, and aid. Members of the Global Future Council on Geopolitics discussed the ongoing transformation of the global order, noting the importance of building an

Sharjah: The University of Sharjah (UoS) has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Zhejiang University of China to expand cooperation in academic and research fields. The agreement was formalized during a visit by a high-level delegation from Zhejiang University, led by Prof. Ren Shaobo, Council Chairman of Zhejiang University. The delegation was received by Prof. Esameldin Agamy, Chancellor of the University of Sharjah. According to Emirates News Agency, Zhejiang University is recognized as one of China’s oldest and most prestigious institutions and consistently ranks among the world’s top 50 universities. It is particularly renowned for its excellence in engineering, technology,

Dubai: Top officials and international experts attending the Annual Meetings of the Global Future Councils 2025, organised by the UAE Government in collaboration with the World Economic Forum (WEF), underscored the importance of developing innovative economic visions that reinforce inclusive growth, sustainability, and equal opportunity for all. According to Emirates News Agency, the Economy theme of the event hosts extensive talks through seven dedicated Councils, each specialising in one of the following topics: Advanced Manufacturing and Value Chains, Business of Economic Growth, Regenerative Blue Economy, Decentralised Finance, International Trade and Investment, Jobs and Frontier Technologies, and Financial Education. Discussions explored

Dubai: Presight is moving swiftly to expand its digital solutions into new markets across four continents, Africa, Europe, Asia, and the Americas, as the UAE-based AI and big data analytics company pushes ahead with its global growth strategy, the company’s Chief Operating Officer said. According to Emirates News Agency, Dr. Adel Al Sharji, Chief Operating Officer of Presight, conveyed on the sidelines of GITEX Global 2025 that Presight currently operates in around 20 countries, with ambitious plans for further geographic expansion. Al Sharji noted that Presight recently signed deals to enter new markets, including Uganda, Angola, Tanzania, and Kazakhstan. Malaysia

Abu dhabi: Dr. Amna bint Abdullah Al Dahak, Minister of Climate Change and Environment, emphasized the UAE’s commitment to sustainable food security and its role as a global partner in enhancing food systems for improved efficiency and sustainability. According to Emirates News Agency, Dr. Al Dahak made this statement in observation of World Food Day, which is celebrated annually on October 16th. She highlighted the challenges faced by global agrifood systems, stressing the importance of cooperation and joint action to achieve a better food future. The minister underscored that extreme weather, climate change, and economic shocks are exerting unprecedented pressure