The Mohammed Bin Rashid School of Government (MBRSG) has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with the United Nations Development Programme to enhance cooperation on digital transformation, AI governance, and public policy development across the Arab world.
The partnership aims to strengthen MBRSG’s role as a leading academic institution specialising in policy research and government leadership development. It highlights the School’s commitment to driving innovation, fostering data-driven policymaking, and contributing to regional cooperation in digital governance and advanced technology.
The MoU outlines several key objectives, including improving government performance, enhancing digital governance, and leveraging AI to boost the quality and efficiency of public services.
The agreement also aims to embed sustainability principles into digital transformation processes, creating integrated digital platforms that provide fast, seamless government services.
Speaking to the ARN News Centre at the World Governments Summit, being held in Dubai, Dr. Yasar Jarrar, a Member of the Board of Trustees at Mohammed bin Rashid School of Government said that more than ever the event has the world becomes more "complicated".
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