Minister of Communications and Information Technology, Mohammed bin Ali Al Mannai, underscored AI's transformative role in society and the urgent need for regulatory frameworks that prioritize human interests.

An accompanying exhibition showcased AI's transformative impact across various sectors, fostering discussions on ethical governance and real-world applications.

The event featured high-level keynote speeches and panel discussions led by experts in technology, ethics, law, and human rights, addressing the pressing issues surrounding AI.

The conference agenda included discussions on key themes such as AI's impact on privacy, algorithmic bias, and the role of AI in content moderation.

Uzbekistan is advancing its National Strategy for the Development of AI Technologies until 2030, focusing on both technical and social-ethical dimensions.

The session concluded with a call for responsible AI use that emphasizes human dignity and fundamental rights, particularly in the context of development challenges in the Arab region.

The recent conference focused on establishing a roadmap for AI governance that emphasizes human rights, aligning with Qatar's vision to integrate these principles into emerging technologies.

UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, Volker Turk, addressed the attendees via video, highlighting both the advantages and potential threats of AI to freedoms and rights.

The Uzbek government is implementing national programs to enhance IT competencies and has introduced a draft law on artificial intelligence to establish a legal framework.

Amina Bouayach, President of the Global Alliance of National Human Rights Institutions, emphasized the need to address inequalities exacerbated by AI's growing influence on society.

Al Mannai also raised concerns about safeguarding human rights in an era dominated by algorithms, emphasizing the importance of fairness and accountability in AI applications.

The Ministry of Communications and Information Technology introduced the 'Digital Inclusiveness Index in the State of Qatar' to measure the effectiveness of digital resource distribution across societal segments.