Dubai Future Forum concludes, setting pathway for a promising future

Dubai Future Forum concludes, setting pathway for a promising future

- Computers, televisions will disappear in less than 50 years

- Three billion people do not use the internet and the digital divide needs fast and effective solutions

- There is no limit to the ability of human technological innovation

- Governments provide their services to about 8 billion people, and the most successful governments are the most able to adopt a design mindset for the future

Dubai, United Arab Emirates: The inaugural Dubai Future Forum, organized by Dubai Future Foundation (DFF) and held under the patronage of His Highness Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Crown Prince of Dubai, Chairman of the Executive Council and Chairman of the Board of Trustees of Dubai Future Foundation, ended today, unveiling strategic pathways to enable societies to flourish, economies to grow, countries to thrive and humankind to prosper.

Hosted by Dubai’s Museum of the Future on 11-12 October, the world’s largest two-day gathering of futurists brought together more than 400 experts, 70 speakers, 1,000 attendees and 45 leading institutions to explore myriad topics, including space travel, climate change, digital inclusion, ethical artificial intelligence and preparing for the future.

It firmly established the UAE and Dubai as a leading global destination to deepen partnerships between like-minded organizations