Oman’s NDC Explores “AI and Sustainability of Development”
Muscat, The Gulf Observer: Oman’s National Defence College at the Academy of Strategic and Defence Studies commenced the activities of its annual symposium on strategic issues, focusing on “AI and Sustainability of Development.” The event kicked off on Sunday under the auspices of Maj. Gen. Abdullah Ali Al Harthy, Assistant Inspector General of Police and Customs for Operations.
The symposium, an integral part of the 11th national defence course curriculum running until February 22, delves into crucial themes, with a primary emphasis on the intersection of national challenges and artificial intelligence. Participants are also engaging in discussions surrounding international experiences in harnessing the power of artificial intelligence.
The agenda unfolds to explore the paramount importance of investing in artificial intelligence technologies and their applications across various sectors, including security, health, economics, and education. The symposium aims to facilitate a comprehensive understanding of how AI can be strategically applied to enhance the overall quality of life.
The annual symposium on strategic issues serves as a platform for knowledge exchange, bringing together government units in Oman, alongside participation from esteemed academics and specialists from both Arab and foreign countries. The collective insights and experiences shared during the symposium contribute to the broader goal of fostering sustainable development through the integration of artificial intelligence in strategic planning and decision-making processes.
As Oman continues to advance its understanding and utilization of artificial intelligence, events like these play a pivotal role in shaping the nation’s strategic vision, ensuring its alignment with global trends and best practices. The symposium represents a vital initiative in Oman’s ongoing commitment to staying at the forefront of technological advancements and leveraging them for sustainable development.
