The UAE follows a comprehensive strategy to localize technical industries

The UAE has strong qualifications that make it an ideal location for localizing the technical industries in the region and Africa, supported by infrastructure, stimulating investment climate, ease of business, government support, national strategies, embracing startups, ease of access to global markets, and the availability of local competencies, universities and specialized training centers.
The UAE follows a comprehensive strategy to localize modern technical industries, to support its knowledge economy, enhance self -sufficiency, and achieve huge financial returns directly and indirectly through the establishment of strategic global partnerships in this framework.
The UAE launched many national strategies and initiatives to consolidate its regional and global position to localize modern technical industries, the most important of which are: “300 billion project” by focusing on advanced technical industries.
The National Industry and Technology Strategy “Industry 4.0” aims to integrate the technologies of the Fourth Industrial Revolution, such as artificial intelligence, robots and 3D printing, in industrial production and represents the support of startups and local technology through investment funds and providing incubators and business accelerators one of the most prominent support factors for the localization of advanced industries.
The state has put strategies to encourage local production through government purchases, such as “Made in the Emirates” initiatives, which guarantee a priority for national products in government contracts and motivating the private sector to use local components and technologies in manufacturing.
Abu Dhabi -based strategic analysis center said that the most prominent technical industries that are resettlement are: semi -conductors, drones, space techniques, medicines, biotechnology, robots and artificial intelligence according to an integrated vision.
The UAE government is cooperating with international companies such as (G42 and TSMC) to develop modern technical industries locally and in satellite manufacturing such as “Khalifa Sat” and “MBZ-SAT” with Emirati hands and support space technologies and Emirates National Space and Done Aircraft.
“Interneton” pointed out that the UAE has become one of the leading countries in artificial intelligence and robots for use in factories and medical and security fields, and that the state is working to develop pharmaceutical industries, biotechnology and localization of the pharmaceutical industry, especially biological drugs and vaccines. The state has also become one of the first countries to adopt 3D printing in construction, medical manufacturing and aircraft spare parts.
As for the localization of the renewable energy industry and environmental technologies, the UAE is invested extensively in the solar panels industry, energy storage technology, green hydrogen and in the IOS and smart city technologies. The UAE works to develop smart city technologies, communication technologies and huge data.
The “Interioral” Center emphasized that the UAE is working by localizing advanced technical industries to enhance economic and technological independence and reduce dependence on imports in biomedics such as semiconductors, medicines, and renewable energy and ensure the availability of developed technologies locally.
It also works on: diversifying the economy away from oil by creating new sources of income based on technology and innovation, in line with the UAE Vision 2071, as well as providing job opportunities for local talents and stimulating the employment of Emirati competencies in the fields of engineering, artificial intelligence, renewable energy, and others.
The UAE aims to localize advanced technical industries, increase GDP, which leads to faster economic growth and increasing the industrial sector’s contribution to the economy and enhancing non -oil exports, and creating high -wage jobs in these industries. As for indirect returns are: the growth of startups, entrepreneurship and raising the state’s position as a major destination for companies and researchers in the technical sectors.
“Interrogunal” stated that the UAE has recently signed major strategic agreements in the context of localizing technical industries, most notably: MGX partnership with Black Rock and “Microsoft” to launch “global partnership for investment in artificial intelligence” with the aim of investing in data centers and promoting artificial intelligence infrastructure and cooperation between “G42” and Invidia to develop artificial intelligence solutions aimed at improving the accuracy of air predictions globally in addition to Microsoft investments in G42 in the amount of $ 1.5 billion, and the UAE-French partnership was signed, with the aim of developing digital infrastructure in the two countries and benefiting from advanced technologies in various sectors.