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Abu Dhabi Launches AI-Powered Programme for Policy Leaders

Abu Dhabi Launches AI-Powered Programme for Policy Leaders

Post by : Bianca Haleem

The Department of Government Enablement – Abu Dhabi (DGE) has introduced a new AI-powered Policy Development Programme to strengthen leadership and policy-making skills across the Abu Dhabi Government. The executive programme is designed for Executive Directors and equivalent senior government leaders who are directly involved in policy design, implementation, and oversight.

To deliver the programme, DGE has partnered with the Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy (LKYSPP), a globally recognised policy institute. The collaboration aims to equip senior government officials with advanced policy development capabilities that support better governance and long-term institutional performance.

Programme Focuses on Stronger Policy Development

The AI-powered programme is designed to improve the quality of public policy by helping executive leaders develop practical and strategic policy-making skills. Participants will learn how to turn knowledge into measurable institutional outcomes while improving the effectiveness of government services.

By strengthening policy development capabilities across the public sector, the programme supports improved decision-making, stronger policy implementation, better evaluation processes, and greater coordination between government entities. These improvements are intended to deliver better outcomes for citizens, residents, and businesses across Abu Dhabi.

DGE Highlights Investment in Government Leadership

His Excellency Dr Yasir Al Naqbi, Director General of GovAcademy at DGE, said government excellence begins with investing in people.

He stated, “Our people are at the centre of government excellence. This programme reflects our commitment to investing in government leaders and empowering them to develop more effective and responsive policies, improving the quality of people-centred government services and strengthening public sector performance across Abu Dhabi.”

He further added, “Through this pioneering programme, we aim to enhance government performance by building the skills, systems and capabilities needed for the future. It will equip leaders to turn strategy into action and measurable outcomes while advancing a connected, future-ready government ecosystem.”

Participants to Gain Practical Policy Skills

The programme provides executive leaders with practical knowledge to identify policy challenges, choose suitable policy tools, overcome implementation obstacles, and engage stakeholders effectively.

Participants will also learn how to apply international policy frameworks and global best practices while ensuring they remain aligned with Abu Dhabi's vision and government priorities.

Singapore Module Offers International Learning Experience

A key part of the programme is an intensive learning module in Singapore, where participants will receive international exposure through practical and interactive learning experiences.

The module includes workshops, lectures, learning journeys, group projects, and sessions with guest speakers. It focuses on areas such as impact assessment, behavioural insights, policy communication, monitoring and evaluation, transformational governance, Smart Nation Singapore, and the use of artificial intelligence in government transformation.

Supporting Abu Dhabi's Future-Ready Government Vision

The programme supports Abu Dhabi's goal of building a government system that can anticipate future challenges through agile and evidence-based policy development. It also promotes stronger collaboration across government entities and encourages leaders to adopt an anticipatory governance approach by identifying emerging issues early and responding more effectively.

Through this initiative, government leaders will be better prepared to develop policies that deliver meaningful and sustainable benefits for society while supporting long-term government performance.

Commitment to Continuous Learning and Government Excellence

The launch of the AI-powered Policy Development Programme reinforces DGE's commitment to strengthening leadership capabilities and promoting continuous professional development across the Abu Dhabi Government.

By investing in executive leadership and advanced policy-making skills, the programme aims to help government leaders keep pace with Abu Dhabi's future ambitions and translate policy decisions into lasting institutional impact.

July 23, 2026 4:55 p.m. 599
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