Abu Dhabi Executive Council adopts agentic AI platform for government decision-making

Sheikh Khaled bin Mohamed, Crown Prince of Abu Dhabi and Chairman of the Abu Dhabi Executive Council, chaired a meeting where an agentic AI platform was utilized to analyze proposals, generate executive summaries, and provide real-time insights. The system ensures that all decisions remain traceable to their source documents. During the session, the second phase of the Abu Dhabi Liveability Strategy was approved, shifting focus from construction to improving the operational quality of community facilities. The first phase had previously completed over 60 projects valued at 12 billion dirhams, raising the emirate's District Completion Index to 84 per cent. Furthermore, the council approved an expansion of the Al Ghad Nurseries project, aiming to reach a capacity of 12,000 places by 2029 and creating over 1,000 jobs for Emirati women. A new programme for the future of reproductive health was also launched, targeting an 80 per cent IVF success rate by 2030 through the use of precision medicine and AI. These initiatives align with the broader UAE government goal, announced by Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid, to integrate AI agents into half of all government services within two years to enhance efficiency and decision-making speed.