The Ministerial Council for Artificial Intelligence and Development has reviewed updates on Agentic AI during a meeting at Qasr Al Watan in Abu Dhabi. His Highness Sheikh Mansour bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Vice President, Deputy Prime Minister and Chairman of the Presidential Court, chaired the session.

The Council reviewed updates on FedAI, the national technical ecosystem for Agentic AI. It also looked at the national capabilities building programme. In addition, it reviewed several Agentic AI projects now under development across various sectors of government work.

The Council discussed updates on connecting ministries and federal entities to the ecosystem. It also reviewed the related action plan. Moreover, it was briefed on efforts to build capabilities and train federal government employees on Agentic AI models and tools.

The Council also heard about the phased rollout of AI agents in the next phase, in line with the project timeline. Furthermore, it was briefed on several projects under development in regulatory intelligence and strategic government work.

Beyond technology, the Council discussed proposed federal legislation on the tax system and the country’s strategic reserves of essential commodities. It also covered government policies on public health, culture, government infrastructure assets and cybersecurity.

Meanwhile, the Council reviewed the results of national strategies and programmes across several sectors. These included attracting foreign investment, tourism and the National In-Country Value Programme (ICV) in the industrial sector.

In government affairs, the Council reviewed the Federal National Council’s recommendations on government policy. These aim to strengthen the role and status of Arabic as the UAE’s official language and a core component of national identity. It also reviewed updates on the FNC’s recommendations on boosting birth rates in the country.

Overall, the meeting covered technology, policy and national programmes in one session. The updates on Agentic AI show how the rollout, training and ministry connections are moving forward under the national plan.

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