Sheikh Khaled lauds Adnoc's role in global energy security system
Sheikh Khaled bin Mohamed , Crown Prince of Abu Dhabi, has praised Adnoc's contributions to the global energy security system through sustained investments and a focus on using advanced technologies. He spoke as he chaired a meeting of Adnoc's executive committee, state news agency Wam reported on Thursday. The energy company, a key pillar of the UAE's economy , has continued to enhance its…
Crown Prince of Abu Dhabi, Sheikh Khaled bin Mohamed, lauded Adnoc's role in enhancing global energy security through investments and advanced technologies during a recent meeting of Adnoc's executive committee. Adnoc, a cornerstone of the UAE's economy, has continuously improved operational efficiency and maintained flexible supply chains, enabling the company to bolster its international standing and resilience in the value chain, Sheikh Khaled stated.
At the ongoing Adipec conference, Adnoc and UAE's G42 partnered with OpenAI, making Adnoc the first energy firm to utilize OpenAI's Frontier platform, aiming to integrate AI across operations. During the council meeting, Khaled reviewed Adnoc's performance from January to October 2026, the company's progress on projects, and the adoption of cutting-edge technologies like AI.
He also highlighted the significance of the second edition of the Make It With Adnoc forum, which announced over Dh60 billion ($16.3 billion) in local manufacturing opportunities until 2030, alongside advancements in procurement systems and the National Content Enhancement Programme. Khaled emphasized the importance of nurturing national industries, developing local capabilities, and localizing advanced sectors to meet the UAE's economic diversification objectives, underlining the role of empowering Emirati talent in this strategy.
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