Ajman:Sheikh Ahmed bin Humaid Al Nuaimi, representing the Ruler of Ajman for Administrative and Financial Affairs and Chairman of the Ajman Department of Finance, has sanctioned three packages containing 15 artificial intelligence (AI) initiatives. These initiatives will be carried out from 2027 to 2029 as part of a comprehensive plan to enhance the financial operations of the Ajman Government.
According to Wam, the initiatives are part of the Ajman Department of Finance's strategy to integrate smart technologies as a central enabler of government financial operations. This effort aims to boost institutional readiness for future demands and align with the leadership's vision of a more intelligent, agile, and efficient government.
The announcement was made during a meeting of the Department's Leadership Council for the first half of 2026, chaired by Sheikh Ahmed bin Humaid Al Nuaimi. Attendees included Marwan Al Ali, Director-General of the Department, and several department directors. The meeting discussed the plan's elements and implementation strategies across various priority areas, such as improving work mechanisms, supporting planning and decision-making, enhancing procurement and asset management, and strengthening financial oversight.
The 15 initiatives are distributed across three packages, with five initiatives to be executed annually. These initiatives aim to improve operational efficiency and productivity, speed up work processes, enhance data accuracy, and improve the quality of government financial services. Additionally, they will enable work teams to use data and smart solutions more effectively, making proactive, accurate, and informed decisions.
Sheikh Ahmed bin Humaid Al Nuaimi remarked that the approval of the AI plan signifies a new phase in developing government financial operations. He emphasized that investing in smart technologies is essential to improving performance and creating added value for all stakeholders. The adoption of AI is crucial for developing the financial ecosystem, enhancing operational efficiency, improving service quality, and fostering a proactive approach to decision-making.
Marwan Al Ali highlighted that the plan demonstrates the Department's dedication to building a smarter, more agile financial ecosystem. He explained that implementing these initiatives over three years would ensure alignment with clear priorities and allow for ongoing impact measurement.
The meeting also reviewed smart solutions and initiatives launched in the first half of 2026 to improve work mechanisms and raise the quality of services provided to various customer groups. These included the Smart Leadership System, Early Warning System, Smart Risk Management System, Smart Financial Adviser, and Smart Supplier Registration. Additionally, the meeting assessed the Department's institutional and strategic performance results for the first half of 2026 and progress in implementing recommendations from prior meetings. Discussions also included developments in the risk management framework, the internal audit plan, and expenditure budget performance for the current year. These reviews are part of the Department's efforts to monitor performance indicators, strengthen governance, and align results with strategic priorities.
Source Wam