The Dubai Health Authority (DHA) has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with ESCP Business School – one of the world’s oldest and most prestigious business schools – during Dubai AI Week, to develop and implement a specialised training programme for its healthcare leadership, focused on strategic applications of artificial intelligence (AI).
The training programme, designed in collaboration with international experts in AI, cybersecurity, and data strategy, will target 30 executives and department heads from the DHA. Upon successful completion, participants will receive an internationally accredited diploma from ESCP Business School in Paris.
The six-week initiative aims to enable participants to implement AI technologies by equipping them with specialised knowledge, future-focused insights, and practical tools that support strategic decision-making and enhance their ability to apply data-driven approaches.
The programme is designed to enhance efficiency, innovation, and sustainable performance through the strategic adoption of AI technologies. It also aims to bolster the Authority’s readiness to keep pace with rapid global developments.
Awadh Seghayer Al Ketbi, Director General of the Dubai Health Authority, noted that the programme is part of the DHA’s ongoing efforts to upskill its leadership, enabling data-driven strategic decision-making and the adoption of smart technologies that reinforce Dubai’s global competitiveness in digital health.
Image caption- L-R- Awadh Seghayer Al Ketbi, Director General of the Dubai Health Authority and Cédric Denis-Remis, representative of ESCP Business School
