Technology and innovation top priority of UAE government, says AI minister

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Omar Sultan Al Olama, said that the UAE leadership believes that adopting advanced technology and innovation is a top priority in the country’s vision to further enhance the scientific position that it has achieved. This will enable the country to overcome challenges and explore futuristic approaches digitally to develop new economic sectors. 

He said that when it comes to technology, it must be connected with the most innovative tools to ensure safety, quality, and reliance. He praised the success of the Industrial Innovation Group in building a large base with 263 centers for passports around the globe and 367 centers for licenses. In addition, the 400 intellectual property assets will consolidate the UAE to lead in security documents and technology solutions. 

In which The Industrial Innovation Group is the first group in the Middle East and North Africa to establish real industrial production and implement system integration. It is the only company in the world in the field of production of identification documents and security printing that does not depend on third-party technologies in its activities. 

The Group showcased the innovative solutions and its success in implementing them in the systems of the identification document personalization by laser engravings, and the production of electronic identification documents on polymeric and paper basis in single engineering and manufacturing chain. They also showcased the fully equipped building developed to innovate 3D and holographic products, allowing demetallized utilization

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