Intelligence artificielle
Présidence de la Fédération arabe pour l'intelligence artificielle et la programmation, qui représente 22 États arabes sous l'égide du Conseil de l'unité économique arabe de la Ligue des États arabes.
Président de la Fédération arabe pour l'intelligence artificielle et la programmation
Dr Badr bin Dalhim Al-Hajri
Un savoir qui lit le présent. Une vision qui bâtit l'avenir.
Découvrir le parcoursPrésident de la Fédération arabe pour l'IA et la programmation · Conseil de l'unité économique arabe · Ligue des États arabes
Doha · Qatar
22États arabes sous l'égide de la Fédération
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Affaires et investissement
Présidence de conseils d'administration de sociétés qataries et saoudiennes dans l'industrie, les mines et la technologie, avec des investissements dans les minerais et l'énergie.
Mines et minerais
Siège au conseil d'administration de Cascade Natural Resources, détentrice de l'investissement de 165 millions de dollars dans Pensana plc et la mine de terres rares de Longonjo, et d'une société minière en Arabie saoudite active dans l'or et les autres minerais.
Service de l'État
Plus de 23 années comme officier au ministère de l'Intérieur du Qatar, jusqu'à sa retraite en août 2020.
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Vision
The rapid transformations the world is witnessing in artificial intelligence and technology demand strengthening a culture of innovation. Artificial intelligence is not merely a technical development; it opens new horizons for dialogue between cultures
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Erem Business
The Gulf enters the race for the cars of the future: a Qatari model built on specialisation and innovation
An Erem Business report on the Gulf moving from importing electric vehicles to manufacturing them and their components, drawing on Dr Badr bin Dalhim Al-Hajri as a Qatari economic expert. He argues Qatar need not compete head-on with the larger production projects in Saudi Arabia and the UAE, but can build a model based on technology and specialised manufacturing, using its infrastructure, investment capacity and digital transformation, with the Qatari market as a test bed before expanding abroad. Competition and integration run in parallel, he explains, since the industry is a long chain from batteries, semiconductors and software to charging and logistics; distributing roles across the Gulf turns scattered factories into a regional industrial base, and vehicles and systems designed for high temperatures could make the region a hub for hot-climate technology.
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Al-Raya
Regulating e-marketing delivers economic stability
In an Al-Raya investigation titled “Misleading advertising threatens trust in the digital market” (issue 16164), economist Dr Badr bin Dalhim Al-Hajri explained that e-marketing has become an integral part of the modern economic system through its direct effect on consumer behaviour and on supply and demand, and that its danger lies not in its digital nature but in the absence of rules governing it, as some platforms leave room for practices that amount to deception, whether through exaggerated product claims, price manipulation or misleading advertising. He stressed that such practices harm not only the consumer but the economy as a whole, eroding trust in the digital market and weakening the ability of serious companies to compete fairly. Regulating e-marketing, he noted, contributes to economic stability by strengthening transparency, obliging advertisers to disclose the nature of advertising content clearly and guaranteeing accurate information; such measures are not an obstacle to trade but a draw for investment, since a strong digital economy rests on trust, fair competition and accurate information.
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- Al-Raya9 août 2026
Al-Sharq
Al-Sharq interview: technology opens new horizons for dialogue between cultures
An extended interview with Al-Sharq in his capacity as President of the Arab Federation for AI and Programming. He argues that the rapid transformations in AI and technology demand a culture of innovation as a pillar of sustainable development, and that investing in knowledge is no longer optional. AI, he says, is not merely a technical development but a means of bringing peoples closer, building shared civilisational understanding and strengthening international cooperation. The piece also notes his inclusion on the CAP 2026 Icon of the Year list for his work in international investment, economic development and AI.
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