Ajman has launched the executive phase of its Artificial Intelligence Programme, moving the UAE emirate’s initiative from planning to implementation across government entities.
The phase follows the completion of the programme’s Enablement and Governance Committee, the formation of an Executive Team, executive orders setting work timelines and an inventory of existing AI use cases.
The programme will now appoint AI coordinators within each government entity and establish a unified operational framework to standardise practices, support knowledge sharing and promote responsible AI use.
Sheikh Humaid bin Ammar Al Nuaimi, who leads the programme, said the phase aims to turn its objectives into practical applications that improve government performance, public services and readiness for future technologies.
According to the announcement, the programme is guided by a “People First” principle, positioning AI as a tool to support decision-making and services rather than replace people. Its governance framework is intended to preserve trust, accountability and data protection.
Ajman aims to launch 100 AI initiatives across the eight pillars of Ajman Vision 2030. The announcement follows the launch of what the source described as the UAE’s first government transaction using agentic AI, which renewed a trade licence through the AjmanOne app.
Source: Middle East AI News
