UAE launches digital attestation service from April 27; Plans to run 50% of government services on AI by 2028.

The UAE is set to launch its digital attestation service for electronic documents on April 27, a pioneering step that boosts reliability and validation through features like QR codes and barcodes.
This initiative aims to enhance user experience by streamlining traditionally complicated processes, allowing users to request outcomes with ease.
UAE President Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan has directed an ambitious plan for the country to employ autonomous AI systems in 50% of government services by 2028, positioning the UAE as a global leader in AI governance.
According to Vice President Sheikh Mansour bin Zayed Al Nahyan, implementation will progress in phases with ongoing performance assessments influencing broader adoption.
With the innovative transformations, residents will find that navigating complex systems will become simplified, moving towards a future where AI handles intricacies seamlessly.
This approach indicates a significant evolution in governance, where AI is not simply a tool, but an independent system capable of analyzing, deciding, and executing tasks in real time.

The UAE will launch a digital attestation service for electronic documents on April 27 and aims for 50% of its government services to operate on AI by 2028, marking a major step in enhancing efficiency and innovation in governance, as stated by Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum.