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               vital  knowledge  and  technologies  and  promoting  a  work  environment  based  on  innovation,
               creativity, and institutional excellence."
               Furthermore, the collaboration comes in alignment with Dubai’s ambitious vision to attain global
               leadership in technology and digital transformation. It also contributes to the goals of the Dubai
               Economic Agenda (D33) by developing a sustainable knowledge economy based on exploring and
               leveraging advanced global technologies to strengthen the field of human resources.
               His Excellency Essa Kazim, Governor of Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC), said:
               “The development of a future-ready workforce is fundamental to Dubai’s ambition of becoming a
               global leader in technology and innovation. This collaboration between DGHR and DIFC’s Dubai
               AI Campus underscores the importance of aligning efforts across government entities to equip
               talent in the public and private sectors with advanced AI capabilities. By investing in human capital
               and  fostering  cross-sector  partnerships,  we  are  creating  the  foundations  for  a  sustainable
               knowledge economy that will drive growth, competitiveness, and long-term prosperity for the
               emirate.”
               Under the terms of the agreement, both parties will jointly implement a series of training programs
               focused on real-world applications, with courses tailored to meet the requirements of targeted
               segments in the labour market, such as senior executives and mid-level managers. It will also
               include the provisions for hands-on training and practical projects, alongside career mentorship,
               residency training programs, and exclusive opportunities for networking and knowledge exchange,
               to foster strong professional relationships among participants.
               A key initiative under this partnership is the ‘AI for Civil Service’ program, aimed at upskilling
               government employees by training them in using generative AI technologies to enhance public
               services. As part of the  program,  participants  need to  present  innovative ideas,  which will be
               assessed  by  a  specialised  committee  comprising  representatives  from  the  DIFC,  Udacity,  and
               industry  experts. The  program  also  provides  opportunities  for  knowledge  sharing,  along  with
               access to advanced mentoring and coaching sessions.





