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UAE to develop Emirati experts in science and technology under national drive

The UAE government on Sunday set out plans to develop the next generation of Emirati experts across science and technology to support the country's ambitions for the future. The National Programme for Advanced Sciences and Technology – established on the directives of President Sheikh Mohamed – will seek to create a pipeline for promising domestic talent to take up industry roles in vital…

UAE to develop Emirati experts in science and technology under national drive

The UAE government has unveiled plans to develop Emirati experts in science and technology through a national drive, as per directives from President Sheikh Mohamed. The National Programme for Advanced Sciences and Technology aims to create a pipeline for talented individuals to pursue careers in key sectors, bolstering the country's industrial capabilities.

The initiative falls under the broader national effort to establish an education and research system capable of keeping pace with rapid scientific and technological advancements. A Higher Committee, chaired by Sheikh Mansour bin Zayed, has been established to oversee the program, with prominent members from various ministries, including industry, education, and defense.

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