GCC Approves AI Strategy for Digital Government Cooperation
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The Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) has approved an Artificial Intelligence (AI) Strategy to enhance digital government cooperation among its member states. The decision was made during the 10th meeting of the GCC Ministerial Committee for Digital Government, held in Bahrain.
The AI Strategy aims to foster collaboration and integration of digital government services across the GCC countries. This includes Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, the United Arab Emirates, Qatar, Bahrain, and Oman.
Lieutenant General Tariq Hassan Al Hassan, Chief of Police of Bahrain, chaired the meeting. He highlighted the significance of the AI Strategy in advancing digital government initiatives within the GCC.
The strategy focuses on several key areas, including improving the efficiency and effectiveness of government services, enhancing data security, and promoting innovation in public sector technologies.
The approval of the AI Strategy marks a significant step towards greater digital integration and cooperation among the GCC member states. It is expected to drive advancements in digital government services and technologies across the region.
