Dubai is training 14,000 companies to run AI agents, on a two-year clock
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Training 14,000 companies on agentic AI in a defined two-year window is an industrial policy move — Dubai is trying to normalize agents as basic business infrastructure. If you operate in that region, expect customers and regulators to assume you have an agent story and start aligning your workflows and vendor choices accordingly.
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