Dubai leadership forum opens with 1,000 public- and private-sector leaders announced
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The Mohammed bin Rashid Leadership Forum opens on 13 October at Dubai World Trade Centre with 1,000 government and private-sector leaders announced. Its agenda addresses AI-enabled decision-making, institutional performance and agile administration and includes leadership majlis on the future economy, future cities and the new global narrative.
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- Horizon Strategies
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- United Arab Emirates · Government Transformation, Leadership & Artificial Intelligence
Source date: 2026-10-06. This is separate from Horizon publication.
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The Mohammed bin Rashid Leadership Forum opens on 13 October at Dubai World Trade Centre with 1,000 government and private-sector leaders announced. Its agenda addresses AI-enabled decision-making, institutional performance and agile administration and includes leadership majlis on the future economy, future cities and the new global narrative.
Business impact
- The Mohammed bin Rashid Leadership Forum opens on 13 October with 1,000 government and private-sector leaders announced.
- The programme covers artificial intelligence in decision-making, institutional performance, agile administration and three leadership majlis on the future economy, future cities and global narratives.
- The event preview says future initiatives will be showcased but does not identify a funded project, procurement route or supplier-access mechanism.
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- Named initiatives, programme owners, budgets and measurable delivery dates announced at the forum
- Official participation or procurement routes attached to government transformation projects
- Published outputs from the Future Economy and Future Cities leadership majlis
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The facts above are attributed to Emirates News Agency / Mohammed bin Rashid Centre for Leadership Development and were checked by Horizon against the linked official record for this 2026-10-13 edition. Horizon's operational interpretation is separately identified and is not presented as a statement by the source.
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United Arab Emirates · Government Transformation, Leadership & Artificial Intelligence
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