AI Everything Global 2025 Concludes with Groundbreaking AI Debates and Innovations
Ai Everything Global 2025 has officially concluded, marking another milestone in AI-driven transformation for governments, industries, and societies. Over three days, the event brought together leading AI experts, policymakers, and business leaders to explore the evolving landscape of artificial intelligence and its implications for the global economy.
A Platform for Global AI Transformation
Organized by Dubai World Trade Centre and KAOUN International in collaboration with GITEX GLOBAL, Ai Everything Global 2025 provided a global stage for discussions on AI’s role in economic growth and societal progress. The event, which took place across Abu Dhabi and Dubai, drew widespread acclaim for its thought-provoking panels and world-first AI applications.
The final day, held at the Dubai Exhibition Centre, Expo City, centered on crucial topics such as sovereign AI, ethical AI, and the transformation of the public sector. Key speakers addressed the significance of data sovereignty, AI accessibility, and the importance of localized AI solutions tailored to specific national needs.
AI as a Strategic Imperative
Alessio Bagnaresi, Vice President AI – Technology MEA, Oracle, highlighted the UAE’s leadership in AI governance and data sovereignty. “Sovereign AI is a non-negotiable strategic imperative. Countries must ensure data sets and algorithms reflect their cultural values and economic priorities,” he said, emphasizing AI’s role in national development and economic diversification.
Rima Manna, VP of Network Infrastructure Middle East & UAE Country Director at Nokia, underscored the need for equitable AI access. “AI should be a fundamental human right. We must connect the unconnected and ensure AI literacy across industries to create a truly inclusive AI ecosystem,” she stated.
Ammar Al Malik, Executive Vice President Commercial at TECOM Group, echoed these sentiments, stressing the importance of education and local AI ecosystems. “Every country should develop AI systems tailored to their needs, supported by world-class education and training programs,” he said.
AI’s $15.7 Trillion Economic Potential
The World AI Leaders Conference, held as part of Ai Everything Global 2025, examined AI’s projected $15.7 trillion contribution to the global economy by 2030. Experts discussed the integration of AI in public and private sectors, with Stephen Burt, Chief Data Officer for the Government of Canada, presenting Canada’s approach to AI-driven governance. “A responsible, human-centered AI strategy is essential to ensuring public trust and long-term benefits,” he noted.
Over 500 AI companies and startups showcased transformative AI applications across industries such as healthcare, finance, and cybersecurity. UAE-based tech leader e& highlighted its extensive AI-driven initiatives, with Vice President Amit Gupta revealing that the company has implemented over 200 AI use cases across banking, retail, and the public sector.
Looking Ahead: Ai Everything Global 2026
Following the success of Ai Everything Global 2025, preparations for the 2026 edition are already in motion. The next edition will be held at ADNEC Centre Abu Dhabi, with Dell Technologies among the first major companies confirming participation. Organized in partnership with the Abu Dhabi Department of Culture and Tourism (DCT Abu Dhabi), the event will continue to drive AI innovation and solidify the UAE’s position as a global AI leader.
