- Al Olama stated that technology is driven by places such as Bengaluru, but technology has also come from the rest of the world.
- He praised the country for the strides it made in the field of technology.
UAE Minister Omar bin Sultan Al Olama stated that the future would have Indian fingerprints for ‘everyone and everywhere. He praised the country for the strides it made in the field of technology while addressing the inaugural session of the 25th Bangaluru Tech Summit.
“Our belief is that India is not just past and present, but India is also the future. The future will have (an) Indian fingerprint on it for everyone and everywhere,” he said.
According to Al Olama, technology is driven by places like Bengaluru, but technology has also come from other parts of the world. However, it bears an Indian imprint because Indians are shaping the future of technology in various parts of the world.
According to Al Olama, technology is driven by places like Bengaluru, but technology has also come from other parts of the world. However, it bears an Indian imprint because Indians are shaping the future of technology in various parts of the world.
Other areas, in his opinion, will be driven by India, such as the future of technology, education, finance, and many other sectors. He believes that the Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement signed by the UAE and India was a significant step toward ushering in a new era of technology.
The minister also opined that the ‘I2U2’ partnership would be a one-of-a-kind role model that many countries will build collaborations on. Referring to the technology industry, AI Olama said if those players want to take their ideas to the rest of the world, including places in Africa and the Middle East, then the UAE will be their ‘natural springboard’.
