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“We reaffirm our commitment to empowering our national cadres and equipping them with
               the requisite skills to drive digital transformation. DGHR has been dedicated to bolstering
               Dubai’s efforts towards becoming the smartest city in the world across all sectors. This is in

               line with the wise vision of His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice

               President and Prime Minister of the UAE and Ruler of Dubai, which is aimed at enhancing the
               quality of life in Dubai, and boosting its competitiveness globally, further positioning it as the

               best city in the work to live, work and visit,” H.E. Al Falasi, added.


               Forum Agenda
               H.E. Dr. Saeed Aldhaheri, Director of the Centre for Futures Studies, University of Dubai,

               gave a presentation titled ‘Upskilling and Reskilling the Skills of the Workforce in the Era of
               Artificial Intelligence’, during which he highlighted global trends that are impacting the future

               of workforce skills, including technologies such as AI and automation. It also focussed on key
               areas such as the transition from hiring  for jobs to hiring  for skills, green economy,

               sustainability, social responsibility, improvement of leadership roles, and data-driven human

               resources. H.E. further emphasised on the importance of enhancing workforce skills to stay
               abreast with digital transformations.


               Additionally, Mariam Al Suwaidi, senior vice president of shared services at ADNOC Sour

               Gas, gave an in-depth presentation titled ‘ADNOC Academy: The Stages of Developing and
               Building Workforce Skills’, showcasing ADNOC’s experience in enhancing employees’ skills.

               She further highlighted innovative strategies devised by the company in the areas of lifelong
               learning and skill development to ensure its competitiveness and maintaining sustainable

               economic growth.


               During the forum, a discussion was also held on ‘Skills Needed in the Future’, which included
               basic skills and capabilities, technical and specialised skills, AI skills, basic digital skills, lifelong

               learning mentality, and learning flexibility.
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