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With AI, robotics, and advanced technologies as key pillars, the initiative will also create opportunities for Indian researchers, allowing them to contribute to transformative projects in Dubai
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This collaboration aligns with Dubai’s broader vision of becoming a global research hub
The Dubai Research, Development, and Innovation (RDI) Grant Initiative, recently approved by Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Crown Prince of Dubai and Chairman of the Dubai Executive Council, is set to revolutionize key sectors in the emirate.
This initiative, launched under the Dubai Research and Development Program, is a significant milestone in Dubai’s pursuit of global scientific leadership and innovation.
Sheikh Hamdan emphasized that research is vital to Dubai’s future, stating that Dubai aspires to be one of the most future-ready cities globally
By fostering collaboration between public, private, and academic sectors, the RDI initiative aims to push the boundaries of innovation and make meaningful global impacts
Managed by the Dubai Future Foundation (DFF), the RDI initiative will provide critical funding to up to 20 research projects, targeting sectors like cognitive cities and health and life sciences.
This program focuses on boosting R&D expenditure, enhancing private sector participation, and fostering public-private partnerships. The initiative will support cutting-edge research in smart mobility, traffic management, precision medicine, AI, and robotics, among others.
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