Khalifa Fund Presents Ten Emirati AI Enterprises at Abu Dhabi Technology Summit
The Khalifa Fund for Enterprise Development is showcasing locally-developed artificial intelligence solutions across biotechnology, sustainability and financial technology at the international AI Everything Abu Dhabi 2026 event.
The Khalifa Fund for Enterprise Development is participating in AI Everything Abu Dhabi 2026, a two-day international gathering of policymakers, technology leaders, investors and entrepreneurs dedicated to advancing artificial intelligence innovation and building strategic partnerships that will shape the emerging AI economy.
Held at ADNEC Centre Abu Dhabi on 6 and 7 October, the event provides a platform for the Fund to present the innovations of ten Emirati small and medium-sized enterprises under the banner of “UAE-Built Intelligence.” These companies represent a remarkable breadth of application, from biotechnology and digital health to cybersecurity, sustainability and financial technology, demonstrating the versatility of artificial intelligence and the sophistication of Emirati entrepreneurial talent.
Mouza Obaid Al Nasri, Chief Executive Officer of Khalifa Fund for Enterprise Development, emphasised the strategic importance of the moment. “Artificial intelligence is one of the key drivers of economic transformation today, opening significant opportunities for entrepreneurs to develop new solutions, enhance efficiency and create innovative models across various sectors,” she observed. “At Khalifa Fund, we are committed to enabling Emirati entrepreneurs to capitalise on these opportunities, strengthen their capabilities, and transform their innovative ideas and solutions into sustainable, scalable enterprises.”
The participating enterprises encompass diverse technological applications. Baynounah Gene Solutions employs biotechnology and artificial intelligence to support local molecular biology production and strengthen diagnostic and research capabilities. HAAY develops AI-enabled atmospheric water generation, contributing to water security and sustainability objectives. ABCORE Technology provides digital solutions for finance, audit, compliance and governance, whilst SYAJ TECH specialises in cybersecurity and digital infrastructure protection.
The portfolio extends to education technology through TAIA, an artificial intelligence platform facilitating lesson planning and student progress assessment, and SouqView, which combines financial technology with stock analytics focused on UAE markets. I N Labs Technology develops AI-powered risk monitoring systems for financial institutions, whilst Y71 creates data-driven solutions for government and private sector entities. Nabdh applies artificial intelligence to digital health through a clinical support platform assisting physicians with documentation and workflow optimisation.
Mouza Obaid Al Nasri highlighted the strategic value of the platform: “Our participation in AI Everything Abu Dhabi 2026 provides an important opportunity to showcase locally developed solutions by Emirati entrepreneurs and connect them with investors, potential customers and strategic partners, opening broader avenues for market access and growth.”
The event enables these enterprises to engage with international expertise and remain cognisant of rapid technological developments, whilst demonstrating the capacity of Emirati innovation to address genuine market and societal challenges through practical, impactful technological solutions.
Source: WAM