The AI Policy 2025 outlines a comprehensive national framework to position artificial intelligence as a key driver of digital transformation and sustainable development. The policy emphasizes a flexible regulatory environment, human capital development, research and innovation, and the practical adoption of AI across all sectors.

Main Pillars of the Policy:

Regulatory & Legislative Framework

• Establish laws and standards for responsible AI governance.
• Enhance data protection, privacy, transparency, and accountability.
• Adopt global ethical principles aligned with national values.

Human Capacity Development

• Invest in education and training to build local AI expertise.
• Integrate AI curricula across all educational levels.
• Support professional training and certification programs.

Research & Innovation

• Establish advanced AI research centers.
• Foster partnerships with global universities and research institutes.
• Support entrepreneurship and innovation in AI applications.

Practical AI Applications

• Accelerate adoption of AI in healthcare, education, transport, energy, and government services.
• Launch national flagship projects to improve quality of life.
• Use AI to address national challenges such as cybersecurity and resource management.

Digital Infrastructure

• Strengthen cloud computing, big data, and high-speed connectivity.
• Develop national open data platforms.
• Ensure access to advanced computing resources (supercomputing).

International Collaboration

• Enhance participation in global AI initiatives and organizations.
• Build strategic public–private partnerships regionally and internationally.
• Promote knowledge exchange in a global framework.

Long-Term Goals:

• Position AI as a key enabler of economic growth and social development.
• Empower national talent to achieve leadership in AI.
• Establish the country as a regional hub for technological innovation.