50%
Federal government target
The UAE announced a two-year target to transition half of government sectors, services and operations to agentic AI.
UAE Cabinet announcement · 23 April 2026UAE agentic AI implementation
Put the UAE's agentic AI direction to work in your organisation.
Wakil helps organisations of every size implement agentic AI: from an SME's first workflow to a coordinated workforce across a large institution. We turn ambition into a scoped plan, connected systems, tested agents and ongoing operation, with your people in control.
The official direction
A government transformation target. A private-sector adoption programme.
2 years
Dubai private-sector programme
Dubai launched a separate programme to accelerate agentic AI adoption across its private sector.
Dubai Protocol Department · 4 May 2026295,000
Companies the Dubai plan aims to empower
The executive plan sets a business adoption ambition alongside specialised AI assistants and support for agentic AI companies.
Emirates News Agency · 11 June 2026The 50% target refers to government work. The private-sector announcement sets a direction for business adoption; it does not state a 50% quota for every company. Wakil provides independent implementation services aligned with that direction.
The UAE Cabinet's September 2026 update describes continued work on capability building, process assessment and priority projects. Read the official progress update.
Any size. A scope that fits.
An implementation plan built around your organisation.
Small teams and SMEs
Start with one recurring process and a scope that fits your budget. Use the systems you already have and expand when the first workflow proves useful.
Growing organisations
Connect work across departments: research into proposals, records into reports, and orders into delivery coordination. Keep responsibilities and approvals clear.
Enterprises and public-sector organisations
Scope coordinated agents around complex systems, deployment requirements and formal approval structures. Procurement, security and sector requirements are assessed before delivery is agreed.
How Wakil helps you implement
From readiness to working operations.
Assess the work
Map recurring tasks, volumes, time spent, data quality and system access. Prioritise the workflows with a clear owner and a measurable result.
A prioritised implementation roadmap.
Design the controls
Define agent responsibilities, approved sources, permitted actions and human approval points. Choose the deployment model around your data and infrastructure.
An agreed workflow, access and governance design.
Build and prove
Connect the required systems, test normal work and failure cases, and launch a controlled pilot. Compare the result with the baseline before expanding.
A tested workflow with acceptance criteria and measured results.
Operate and expand
Support the people using the workforce, monitor outcomes and resolve exceptions. Add coordinated agents as the evidence and your priorities justify it.
Managed operation and a staged expansion plan.
Choose work from research, sales, customer operations, finance, content, logistics and management support. Finance and logistics require custom scoping and access to your systems. Review the capabilities and approval boundaries.
Set targets using your own baseline: completion time, hours released, error and exception rates, and cost per completed task. Expand on evidence. Explore private deployment and data governance.
Bring us the work. We will help you build the plan.
Tell us your organisation's size, the departments involved, the systems you use and the outcomes you want. We will scope a practical starting point and a path to wider adoption.
Sources checked 6 October 2026. Wakil is an independent company; no government affiliation or endorsement is claimed.
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