“Bahrain have the adequate ICT infrastructure, advanced legislation, and the presence of financial resources to ensure its dominance in regional and even global competition,” noted Al Awadhi.“There is increasing demand locally and regionally for these technologies and we anticipate high expectations for their revenues to grow significantly,” he added.
“We can reproduce advanced technologies in AI, robotics, big data, blockchains, biotechnology, nanotechnology, three-dimensional printing, and the Internet of things and utilize them in diverse sectors,” observed Al Awadhi.
“Similarly, it can be the leader in the field of robotics industry whose market size is estimated at billions of dollars around the world,” he added.
“Robotics industry will provide qualitative job opportunities for Bahrainis in the fields of programming, AI, and other systems.”“Modern technologies will impose themselves into our business either we approve it or not, and it is more proper for us to be proactive in benefiting from them and integrating them into our lives and encourage our youth to deal with,” he added.
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