UAE Cabinet Sets Agentic AI Framework for Half of Federal Services
The federal programme turns artificial intelligence from a policy priority into an operating model for ministries, services and health regulation.
The UAE Cabinet, chaired by His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, approved a federal framework to implement Agentic AI across ministries and federal entities, according to Dubai Government Media Office. The framework defines the roles and responsibilities of ministries and federal entities in a national project directed by the UAE President to make the country the first government in the world to deploy Agentic AI across 50 percent of services and operations.
The Cabinet approved the first package of transformational government services to be powered by Agentic AI, covering citizens' services, residents' services, business sector services and general public services. It also approved a skills and capabilities programme to train 80,000 federal employees across leadership, technical, specialist, general workforce and train-the-trainers categories.
The meeting also approved the National Policy for Advancing Digital Healthcare Services and Artificial Intelligence in the Healthcare Sector and the drafting of a federal law to regulate smart health applications and the use of AI in health. The policy covers AI-driven medical systems, digital health infrastructure, workforce capabilities, ethics, data governance, legal liability and patient rights protections.
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