Dubai Chambers Forms Executive Committee to Accelerate Adoption of Agentic AI in the Private Sector
Dubai Chambers has announced the formation of a new executive committee aimed at accelerating the adoption of Agentic Artificial Intelligence technologies across the private sector, as part of broader efforts to strengthen Dubai’s position as a global hub for digital innovation and future technologies.
The initiative reflects the growing focus on integrating advanced AI systems into business operations, decision-making processes, and digital transformation strategies across multiple industries.
According to Dubai Chambers, the newly formed committee will work on supporting companies in understanding and adopting Agentic AI technologies, which are capable of autonomous decision-making, task execution, and advanced operational management with limited human intervention.
The committee is expected to collaborate with technology companies, business leaders, policymakers, and innovation specialists to develop frameworks that encourage responsible AI adoption while enhancing operational efficiency and economic competitiveness.
Industry experts describe Agentic AI as one of the next major evolutions in artificial intelligence, moving beyond traditional generative AI systems toward autonomous digital agents capable of independently managing workflows, analyzing data, and executing complex tasks.
Dubai Chambers said the initiative aligns with the emirate’s long-term digital economy strategy and ongoing efforts to position Dubai at the forefront of global AI-driven economic transformation.
The committee will also focus on identifying opportunities for AI integration across key sectors including finance, logistics, trade, healthcare, retail, manufacturing, and government-related services.
Business leaders participating in the initiative highlighted the increasing importance of AI technologies in reshaping productivity models, customer engagement, operational efficiency, and future business competitiveness.
The move comes as governments and private sector institutions worldwide accelerate investments in AI infrastructure, cloud computing, automation systems, and advanced digital ecosystems designed to support next-generation economies.
Observers say Dubai continues to strengthen its regional leadership in technology adoption through initiatives focused on artificial intelligence, smart cities, digital infrastructure, and innovation-driven economic diversification.
The growing global interest in Agentic AI technologies has also intensified discussions around governance, cybersecurity, workforce transformation, and the ethical implications of increasingly autonomous digital systems.
Industry analysts expect AI adoption across the private sector to accelerate significantly over the coming years as organizations seek to improve efficiency, reduce operational costs, and gain competitive advantages in rapidly evolving global markets.