Ajman:Sheikh Ahmed bin Humaid Al Nuaimi, Representative of H.H. the Ruler of Ajman for Administrative and Financial Affairs and Chairman of the Ajman Department of Finance, has approved a strategic plan involving 15 artificial intelligence initiatives. These initiatives, organized into three packages, are scheduled for implementation from 2027 to 2029, with the aim of advancing the financial operations of the Ajman Government.
According to Wam, the initiatives are part of the Ajman Department of Finance's efforts to integrate smart technologies into government financial operations. The plan is designed to enhance institutional readiness for future needs and support the leadership's vision for a more efficient and agile government. The announcement was made during a meeting of the Department's Leadership Council, chaired by Sheikh Ahmed, with attendance from Marwan Al Ali, Director-General of the Department, and other directors.
The meeting focused on the components and implementation pathways of the plan, highlighting areas such as improving work mechanisms, enhancing procurement and asset management, and strengthening financial oversight. Each of the three packages includes five initiatives aimed at improving operational efficiency, data accuracy, and the quality of government financial services. These initiatives also aim to empower work teams with data and smart solutions for more informed decision-making.
Sheikh Ahmed emphasized that the AI plan marks a new phase in government financial operations, underscoring the importance of smart technology investment in improving performance and stakeholder value. Marwan Al Ali noted that the plan reflects the Department's commitment to creating a smarter financial ecosystem and that the initiatives will be implemented with clear priorities to measure their ongoing impact.
Additionally, the meeting reviewed other smart solutions and initiatives launched in the first half of 2026, including systems for leadership, risk management, and financial advisory, as well as the Department's institutional performance results and strategic priorities.
Source Wam