Abu dhabi: BRIDGE Summit 2025 on Monday hosted Alexis Ohanian, Founder and General Partner at Seven Seven Six, who shared his insights on the evolving landscape of web technologies. During a session titled ‘Re-turning the Web’, moderated by Nikhil Kumar, Executive Editor at TIME, Ohanian predicted that in a world increasingly defined by AI, activities emphasizing human connection, such as sports and live theatre, will flourish. According to Emirates News Agency, Ohanian highlighted the significance of the BRIDGE Summit as a testament to the UAE’s, and particularly Abu Dhabi’s, leadership in fostering initiatives that balance the virtual and human realms.

Abu dhabi: BRIDGE Summit 2025 on Monday hosted Alexis Ohanian, Founder and General Partner at Seven Seven Six, who shared his insights on the evolving landscape of web technologies. During a session titled ‘Re-turning the Web’, moderated by Nikhil Kumar, Executive Editor at TIME, Ohanian predicted that in a world increasingly defined by AI, activities emphasizing human connection, such as sports and live theatre, will flourish. According to Emirates News Agency, Ohanian highlighted the significance of the BRIDGE Summit as a testament to the UAE’s, and particularly Abu Dhabi’s, leadership in fostering initiatives that balance the virtual and human realms.

Abu dhabi: The UAE Government has issued a Federal Decree-Law that amends certain provisions of Federal Law No. (22) of 2000 concerning the UAE Union of Chambers of Commerce and Industry. According to Emirates News Agency, the legislative change aims to modernize the legal framework governing the Federation, enhance its role in supporting the commercial and industrial sectors, and boost its contribution to the national economy in line with the UAE’s strategic directions. The Federal Decree-Law includes a change to the official name of the Union, now called the ‘Emirates Union of Chambers of Commerce and Industry.’ This change reaffirms

Abu dhabi: Global leaders and experts in agriculture and advanced technologies discussed the role of artificial intelligence (AI) in strengthening sustainable agriculture and enhancing the resilience of food supply chains during an international panel held on Monday in Abu Dhabi. The panel was held alongside Abu Dhabi’s launch of the AI Ecosystem for Global Agricultural Development. According to Emirates News Agency, speakers highlighted that AI enables more efficient responses to agricultural challenges by providing accurate, timely information to smallholder farmers and policymakers, and by consolidating fragmented data into practical tools for governments, researchers, and the private sector. On the role