Dubai Chambers launches specialized training in “agentic AI” for more than 14,000 private sector companies in Dubai. The programme is designed to help businesses develop skills to adopt the technology across their operations. The initiative is presented as part of a broader push in Dubai to transition the private sector toward agentic AI.
According to reporting, the courses begin on 1 September and are rolled out in conjunction with outreach to business stakeholders, including chairpersons of business groups and councils. Financial Post frames the effort as a structured skills-building exercise for companies to use agentic AI, while The Next Web emphasizes the two-year timeframe and describes agentic AI as software that performs tasks autonomously rather than only answering questions.
The outlets broadly agree on the scale of the training—14,000 companies—and the organizing role of Dubai Chambers. They differ mainly in how they characterize timing and focus, with one highlighting the start date and stakeholder event, and the other describing the overall transition programme and related directives.
