Members of the Cabinet during the meeting at Al Watan palace.
Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid, Vice President and Ruler of Dubai, chaired a Cabinet meeting at Al Watan Palace in Abu Dhabi. All photos: @HHShkMohd / Twitter
The Cabinet approved a strategy under which the digital economy will contribute 20 per cent to the UAE's non-oil economy.
Sheikh Mohammed arrives for the Cabinet meeting at Al Watan Palace.
The Cabinet also approved the formation of a digital economy council.
Ministers also approved the establishment of co-ordination offices within some of the UAE's embassies to support its overseas humanitarian aid work.
Sheikh Mohammed said the UAE's humanitarian work is increasing.
The Cabinet also adopted various international agreements, including a pact to link the payment systems of the GCC countries and deals with the US, Denmark and Brazil.
The restructuring of the board of directors of the Higher Colleges of Technology was also approved.
The Cabinet also cleared plans to join an international body that oversees the development and deployment of hydrogen and fuel cell technologies.
Unified standards at state level to license and encourage family counselling professions also received the green light.
Members of the Cabinet during the meeting at Al Watan palace.
Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid, Vice President and Ruler of Dubai, chaired a Cabinet meeting at Al Watan Palace in Abu Dhabi. All photos: @HHShkMohd / Twitter
The Cabinet approved a strategy under which the digital economy will contribute 20 per cent to the UAE's non-oil economy.
Sheikh Mohammed arrives for the Cabinet meeting at Al Watan Palace.
The Cabinet also approved the formation of a digital economy council.
Ministers also approved the establishment of co-ordination offices within some of the UAE's embassies to support its overseas humanitarian aid work.
Sheikh Mohammed said the UAE's humanitarian work is increasing.
The Cabinet also adopted various international agreements, including a pact to link the payment systems of the GCC countries and deals with the US, Denmark and Brazil.
The restructuring of the board of directors of the Higher Colleges of Technology was also approved.
The Cabinet also cleared plans to join an international body that oversees the development and deployment of hydrogen and fuel cell technologies.
Unified standards at state level to license and encourage family counselling professions also received the green light.
Members of the Cabinet during the meeting at Al Watan palace.