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Al Bawaba
04-06-2025
- Business
- Al Bawaba
Abu Dhabi University Signs MoU with Ministry of Industry and Advanced Technology to Advance Innovation and Talent Development growth through scientific research
Reinforcing its commitment to advancing the UAE's national industrial strategy, Abu Dhabi University (ADU) has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Ministry of Industry and Advanced Technology (MoIAT), marking a significant step toward deepening cooperation in the fields of industrial innovation, academic engagement, and national capacity building. The agreement outlines a framework for joint initiatives that foster industrial innovation, connect academia with industry, and empower national talent by aligning scientific research with market needs. It also includes the development of specialized training programs for students and startups in support of the National Strategy for Industry and Advanced Technology and the 'Make it in the Emirates' MoU was signed recently by His Excellency Osama Amir Fadhel, Assistant Undersecretary for the Industrial Accelerators Sector at MoIAT and Dr. Hamad Odhabi, Vice Chancellor of AI and Operational Excellence at Abu Dhabi University, on the sidelines of the fourth edition of the 'Make it in the Emirates' forum. The signing followed ADU's active participation in the event, where the university showcased a range of student-led innovations aligned with the UAE's strategic industrial priorities.H.E. Osama Amir Fadhel, Assistant Undersecretary for the Industrial Accelerators Sector at MoIAT, said: 'The Ministry, in collaboration with strategic partners, continues to boost the industrial sector's growth, competitiveness, and investment appeal. Academic institutions play a key role in building capacity and empowering national talent for sustainable industrial growth. Our partnership with ADU is a practical step to align research with industry needs, empower students, and deliver innovative solutions, strengthening the business environment and supporting a resilient, competitive, knowledge-based economy.'Commenting on the occasion, Professor Ghassan Aouad, Chancellor of Abu Dhabi University, said: 'This MoU reflects our shared commitment with MoIAT to empower today's students - who are the architects of tomorrow's robust economy - and to position academic institutions as key drivers of sustainable economic growth and global competitiveness. By aligning academia with national priorities, we are nurturing a new generation equipped with the skills, knowledge, and innovative mindset needed to lead sustainable growth on a global scale.'The partnership will drive various collaborative initiatives and projects to advance the UAE's industrial transformation. These efforts will promote innovation across priority sectors, facilitate knowledge exchange in advanced technologies, and develop professional training programs for students, specialists, and startups. It also aims to strengthen the impact of local initiatives such as Make it in the Emirates by highlighting the critical role of universities in shaping the industrial ADU's participation at Make it in the Emirates, students presented diverse, innovative projects that reflected the university's commitment to applied research, entrepreneurship, and interdisciplinary learning. Highlights included PipeGuard Falcon, an AI-powered robotic system for pipeline inspection and predictive maintenance; 3D-printed concrete solutions using locally sourced materials to support sustainable infrastructure; and AiMM, a smart medication management system designed to enhance patient safety and healthcare efficiency. Other highlights included a drone detection and tracking system, an autonomous marine vessel for debris collection, an AgriTech dispersion device for precision farming, and custom circuit boards advancing automation and Dhabi University reaffirms its role as a key contributor to the UAE's industrial transformation and its continued participation in ambitious national initiatives such as Make it in the Emirates. By cultivating innovation and talent, ADU is preparing the next generation of engineers, researchers, and entrepreneurs to lead in a future shaped by advanced technology, sustainability, and knowledge-based growth. For more information about Abu Dhabi University, please visit:
Al Etihad
03-06-2025
- Business
- Al Etihad
Abu Dhabi University, Ministry of Industry and Advanced Technology deepen cooperation
3 June 2025 14:10 ABU DHABI (WAM) Abu Dhabi University (ADU) has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the Ministry of Industry and Advanced Technology (MoIAT), marking a significant step toward deepening cooperation in the fields of industrial innovation, academic engagement, and national capacity agreement outlines a framework for joint initiatives that foster industrial innovation, connect academia with industry, and empower national talent by aligning scientific research with market needs. It also includes the development of specialised training programmes for students and startups in support of the National Strategy for Industry and Advanced Technology and the 'Make it in the Emirates' MoU was signed recently by the Assistant Undersecretary for the Industrial Accelerators Sector at MoIAT, Osama Amir Fadhel, and Vice Chancellor of AI and Operational Excellence at Abu Dhabi University, Dr. Hamad Odhabi, on the sidelines of the fourth edition of the 'Make it in the Emirates' said, 'Academic institutions play a key role in building capacity and empowering national talent for sustainable industrial growth. Our partnership with ADU is a practical step to align research with industry needs, empower students, and deliver innovative solutions, strengthening the business environment and supporting a resilient, competitive, knowledge-based economy.'Chancellor of Abu Dhabi University, Professor Ghassan Aouad, said, 'By aligning academia with national priorities, we are nurturing a new generation equipped with the skills, knowledge, and innovative mindset needed to lead sustainable growth on a global scale.'The partnership will drive various collaborative initiatives and projects to advance the UAE's industrial transformation. These efforts will promote innovation across priority sectors, facilitate knowledge exchange in advanced technologies, and develop professional training programmes for students, specialists, and startups. It also aims to strengthen the impact of local initiatives such as "Make it in the Emirates" by highlighting the critical role of universities in shaping the industrial ecosystem.
Zawya
03-06-2025
- Business
- Zawya
Abu Dhabi University signs MoU with Ministry of Industry and Advanced Technology
In line with the UAE's Industrial Transformation, H.E. Osama Amir Fadhel: The partnership with ADU aims to empower students and is a practical step toward linking scientific research with the needs of the industrial sector. Professor Ghassan Aouad: This MoU reflects our shared commitment with MoIAT to empower today's students - who are the architects of tomorrow's robust economy. Abu Dhabi, UAE: Reinforcing its commitment to advancing the UAE's national industrial strategy, Abu Dhabi University (ADU) has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Ministry of Industry and Advanced Technology (MoIAT), marking a significant step toward deepening cooperation in the fields of industrial innovation, academic engagement, and national capacity building. The agreement outlines a framework for joint initiatives that foster industrial innovation, connect academia with industry, and empower national talent by aligning scientific research with market needs. It also includes the development of specialized training programs for students and startups in support of the National Strategy for Industry and Advanced Technology and the 'Make it in the Emirates' initiative. The MoU was signed recently by His Excellency Osama Amir Fadhel, Assistant Undersecretary for the Industrial Accelerators Sector at MoIAT and Dr. Hamad Odhabi, Vice Chancellor of AI and Operational Excellence at Abu Dhabi University, on the sidelines of the fourth edition of the 'Make it in the Emirates' forum. The signing followed ADU's active participation in the event, where the university showcased a range of student-led innovations aligned with the UAE's strategic industrial priorities. H.E. Osama Amir Fadhel, Assistant Undersecretary for the Industrial Accelerators Sector at MoIAT, said: 'The Ministry, in collaboration with strategic partners, continues to boost the industrial sector's growth, competitiveness, and investment appeal. Academic institutions play a key role in building capacity and empowering national talent for sustainable industrial growth. Our partnership with ADU is a practical step to align research with industry needs, empower students, and deliver innovative solutions, strengthening the business environment and supporting a resilient, competitive, knowledge-based economy.' Commenting on the occasion, Professor Ghassan Aouad, Chancellor of Abu Dhabi University, said: 'This MoU reflects our shared commitment with MoIAT to empower today's students - who are the architects of tomorrow's robust economy - and to position academic institutions as key drivers of sustainable economic growth and global competitiveness. By aligning academia with national priorities, we are nurturing a new generation equipped with the skills, knowledge, and innovative mindset needed to lead sustainable growth on a global scale.' The partnership will drive various collaborative initiatives and projects to advance the UAE's industrial transformation. These efforts will promote innovation across priority sectors, facilitate knowledge exchange in advanced technologies, and develop professional training programs for students, specialists, and startups. It also aims to strengthen the impact of local initiatives such as Make it in the Emirates by highlighting the critical role of universities in shaping the industrial ecosystem. During ADU's participation at Make it in the Emirates, students presented diverse, innovative projects that reflected the university's commitment to applied research, entrepreneurship, and interdisciplinary learning. Highlights included PipeGuard Falcon, an AI-powered robotic system for pipeline inspection and predictive maintenance; 3D-printed concrete solutions using locally sourced materials to support sustainable infrastructure; and AiMM, a smart medication management system designed to enhance patient safety and healthcare efficiency. Other highlights included a drone detection and tracking system, an autonomous marine vessel for debris collection, an AgriTech dispersion device for precision farming, and custom circuit boards advancing automation and electronics. Abu Dhabi University reaffirms its role as a key contributor to the UAE's industrial transformation and its continued participation in ambitious national initiatives such as Make it in the Emirates. By cultivating innovation and talent, ADU is preparing the next generation of engineers, researchers, and entrepreneurs to lead in a future shaped by advanced technology, sustainability, and knowledge-based growth. For more information about Abu Dhabi University, please visit: About Abu Dhabi University: Abu Dhabi University (ADU) is one of the region's leading academic institutions, translating the UAE Government's National Agenda to deliver internationally accredited academic programs and world-class research. Established in 2003, with campuses across Abu Dhabi, Al Ain, and Dubai, the University serves around 8,700 students from over 100 nationalities. The University is home to five colleges across different disciplines including arts and sciences, business, engineering, health sciences, and law, while offering a diverse range of over 50 undergraduate and graduate programs. According to the Times Higher Education (THE) World University Rankings 2025, ADU ranks 191 globally. Additionally, it ranks second in the UAE and 172nd globally for its research quality, and it is among the top three universities in the UAE, while holding the number one position in the teaching pillar. Additionally, THE Rankings has recognized the University's Business and Economics subject area as number one in the UAE and the Arab region. The University has made an impressive performance in THE Young University Rankings 2024, ranking in the 60th position globally among the world's best universities that are 50 years or younger. Furthermore, the University jumped to the 70th place in the prestigious THE Asia University Rankings 2025 and was ranked first in the UAE for graduate employability as per the Global University Employability Ranking 2023-24. Parallelly, ADU ranks in 501 globally, according to the 2025 edition of the QS World University Rankings, advancing 79 places. ADU continues to empower faculty and students with state-of-the-art resources, facilities, and learning opportunities that foster innovation and support research-based problem-solving. The University maintains strong international collaborations with leading academic institutions and public and private sector organizations, with institutional accreditation from the Western Association of Schools and Colleges' Senior College and University Commission (WASC). To know more about ADU, follow on X, Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn and YouTube. Media Contacts Weber Shandwick for Abu Dhabi University Reem Al Taie rtaie@
Hi Dubai
30-05-2025
- Business
- Hi Dubai
MoIAT Partners with Sinaha to Boost Emirati-Made Products Through Digital Platform
The Ministry of Industry and Advanced Technology (MoIAT) has partnered with Sinaha to launch a national digital platform aimed at promoting Emirati-made products and strengthening the UAE's industrial sector. Announced during the Make it in the Emirates Forum in Abu Dhabi, the partnership will see Sinaha develop a platform dedicated to showcasing goods bearing the 'Made in the Emirates' mark. The platform will serve as a digital gateway connecting manufacturers with consumers, investors, and talent across the UAE. As part of the initiative, MoIAT will also oversee the launch of the Walaa' platform — a loyalty program designed to engage media, influencers, and community groups in promoting local products and encouraging a culture of national consumption. The move aligns with the UAE's National Strategy for Industry and Advanced Technology, focusing on digital innovation, public-private collaboration, and increased support for SMEs and industrial employment. Osama Amir Fadhel, Assistant Under-Secretary at MoIAT, said the partnership reinforces the ministry's commitment to enhancing the visibility and competitiveness of national products. 'Marketing is as vital as manufacturing. This collaboration will highlight the quality of Emirati goods and boost investor confidence,' he noted. Sinaha's Chairman, Mohammed bin Salem bin Kardous Al Ameri, echoed the sentiment, stating the alliance marks a pivotal step in unifying marketing and industrial growth strategies. 'We're building an ecosystem that drives demand, expands production, and fuels economic development,' he said. The initiative will also integrate AI-driven tools to analyse consumer behaviour and support the creation of targeted awareness campaigns, reinforcing the role of digital transformation in advancing the UAE's industrial vision. News Source: Emirates News Agency
TECHx
29-05-2025
- Business
- TECHx
MoIAT Partnership Boosts Support for Emirati Products
Home » Smart Sectors » MoIAT Partnership Boosts Support for Emirati Products The Ministry of Industry and Advanced Technology (MoIAT) and Sinaha have announced a new partnership. Sinaha is an e-commerce platform that supports Emirati-made goods. The partnership aims to enhance the competitiveness of national products. It was revealed that Sinaha will develop a national digital platform. This platform will showcase products bearing the 'Made in the Emirates' mark. The mark reflects a unified national identity for goods manufactured in the UAE. The agreement was signed by His Excellency Osama Amir Fadhel, Assistant Undersecretary for the Industrial Accelerators Sector at MoIAT, and Mansour Mohammed bin Kardous Al Ameri, Deputy CEO of Sinaha. The signing took place during the fourth edition of the Make it in the Emirates Forum at the Abu Dhabi National Exhibition Centre. MoIAT also reported the launch of the Walaa' loyalty platform under this partnership. This platform will engage influencers, media professionals, and community organizations. It will help promote local consumption and raise awareness of national products. Additionally, the Walaa' platform will honor supporters of the Make it in the Emirates initiative. It will lead awareness campaigns to build public and investor confidence. The MoIAT partnership will drive digital solutions and support national priorities. It will also: Strengthen public-private sector integration Support SMEs and create industrial jobs His Excellency Osama Amir Fadhel stated MoIAT is committed to uniting public and private sectors. He noted this aligns with the National Strategy for Industry and Advanced Technology. He emphasized the importance of promoting 'Made in the Emirates' products. He added this strategy enhances investment and encourages local consumption. Marketing, he said, plays a vital role in the success of national products. Mansour Mohammed bin Kardous Al Ameri, also Chairman of Sinaha, reported that the partnership supports the vision of UAE leadership. He stated that effective collaboration is key to boosting Emirati products. He highlighted that marketing is equally important as production. He said strong demand fuels manufacturing, expands reach, and supports economic growth. Al Ameri added that Sinaha will increase digital and media efforts under this partnership. He noted it will help shape policies and attract investments. MoIAT reported that this partnership is a major step in digital industrial empowerment. It aims to create a comprehensive system that adds value to national products. It will also support long-term cooperation, localization, and quality jobs in future industries. Furthermore, the platform will use advanced digital tools and AI to study consumer behavior. These insights will help promote Emirati products and services. The initiative will serve as a gateway for the national industrial ecosystem. It will connect manufacturers, consumers, investors, and talent across the UAE.
