Dubai Customs received a delegation from the Sharjah Police to exchange experiences and learn about digital transformation and artificial intelligence at Dubai Customs, especially in the field of information security
The delegation was headed by Nasser bin Afsan, director of the department of electronic services and communications at Sharjah Police, and included Yaqub Yusif Al Hai, head of the system and programme development, Rashid Abdullah Al Shamsi, manager of server and network section, Maha Sultan Al Suwaidi, manager of the strategy section.
The meeting was organised by the government partnership section in Dubai Customs. Hussam Juma, director of the service innovation department at Dubai Customs, delivered a presentation on digital transformation, blockchain and artificial intelligence.
He outlined their importance in making the country’s smart future and maturing government performance. He also spoke about different ways to invest AI tools and apply them to the customs field.
The two sides discussed Dubai Customs’ digital transformation strategy and its correlation with the UAE AI strategy, the phase that superseded the smart government phase. The new strategy will support various UAE services, infrastructure and sectors in line with UAE Centennial 2071 values and standards.
