Nad Zabeel: Dubai unveils mega research and development project to 'shape the future'
Dubai has unveiled an ambitious master plan for a sprawling research hub which is primed to drive future progress across artificial intelligence , advanced technology and health care and help "transform knowledge into new economic and development opportunities". Nad Zabeel, heralded as the emirate's future research, development and innovation campus, is set to be built within five years and aims…
Dubai has unveiled a massive research and development (R&D) master plan aimed at shaping the future across artificial intelligence, advanced technology, and healthcare. Nad Zabeel, the emirate's future research, development, and innovation campus, is set to become a hub for universities, technology companies, investors, and government departments.
Located in Zabeel Park, the campus will house labs, research centers, incubators, and attract top talent from the UAE and worldwide. Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed, Crown Prince of Dubai, Deputy Prime Minister, and Minister of Defence, announced the mega project, emphasizing the need for an integrated government framework to anticipate and shape the future.
The campus, scheduled to be built within five years, aims to institutionalize a sustainable approach to research, development, and innovation, transforming knowledge into new economic and development opportunities. With over 30,000 participants expected annually, Nad Zabeel will foster collaboration between government, investors, researchers, and start-ups through accelerator and incubator programs.
This vision aligns with Sheikh Hamdan's goal of positioning Dubai as a global center for knowledge creation and future transformations, reinforcing its commitment to embracing technology and expertise to meet tomorrow's challenges.
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