The session explored the tension between protecting young users from cyberbullying, misinformation, harmful content and potential mental-health impacts, while preserving access to digital opportunities for learning, self-expression and entrepreneurship.

Powered by the Abu Dhabi Centre for Frontier Technologies, explored the practical considerations shaping the next phase of quantum technology adoption.

GRIP, the General Secretariat of the Cabinet of the UAE and PwC/Strategy& convened a closed-door consultation workshop, gathering input on a regulatory future-readiness framework and Index. The framework is meant to help governments define, measure and improve how ready their regulatory systems are for emerging technologies.

Senior leaders from the UAE, Brazil, Pakistan and beyond came together to examine how governments and industry can make better decisions before regulatory frameworks are fully in place. Insights from the discussion will feed directly into the GRIP Regulatory Playbook.

GRIP unpacked the findings of its flagship Annual Meeting publication, exploring the five decisions that determine whether regulation of frontier technologies actually works in practice.

Senior private-sector leaders from across the UAE and MENA came together in Dubai to discuss regulatory priorities, practical challenges and opportunities for collaboration in the intelligent age.

This panel held in Ankara, Turkey,  explored how regulators and industry can work together to drive innovation while protecting consumer trust. 

This session explored agile, ethical regulatory frameworks, public–private collaboration, and adaptive rules to govern fast-evolving technologies while reinforcing public trust.

Global leaders explored adaptive AI regulation, trust-based governance, and ecosystem collaboration to accelerate innovation, inclusion, and interoperable digital economies worldwide.

Explore how agile, trusted regulation can bridge innovation gaps, boost competitiveness, and enable collaboration through the Global Regulatory Innovation Platform.

Regulation can be both a friend and a foe — if done poorly it stifles innovation, but done well it’s essential to steer emerging tech safely and adaptively.

The General Secretariat of the Cabinet of the UAE and the World Economic Forum convened over 100 government leaders and experts in Dubai to advance global dialogue on future-ready governance.