Montenegro and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) could intensify their collaboration in the field of artificial intelligence (AI), as discussed during the visit of Minister of Public Administration, Marash Dukaj, to Dubai.
Dukaj met with Omar Sultan Al Olama, the UAE’s Minister of State for Artificial Intelligence, Digital Economy, and Remote Work Applications.
During their discussions, Al Olama emphasized the importance of bringing together global leaders from both established and emerging economies to exchange valuable insights and work collaboratively on the effective implementation of an AI agenda that impacts governments and strategic sectors across all economies.
Al Olama also expressed interest in seeing Montenegro participate as an exhibitor at the upcoming GITEX exhibition, recognizing its potential in digital transformation and innovation.
The two officials agreed that both friendly nations should enhance their cooperation in these areas and outlined next steps to enable Montenegro to advance its digital transformation and AI initiatives successfully.
Dukaj informed his counterpart that his ministry, in collaboration with the World Bank, is developing a roadmap for AI, and plans to create a strategic framework for AI in Montenegro within the next year.
In this regard, Al Olama assured Dukaj that the UAE would support this process through experience sharing and accepted the initiative to sign a memorandum of cooperation between the UAE and Montenegro in this field.
