The collaboration aims to power Microsoft's data centers with renewable energy, aligning with global sustainability goals and advancing clean energy sources in the UAE.

The meeting, held under Chatham House rules, encouraged open discussions centered on the theme 'AI and Energy, Powering a Sustainable Future', rooted in Emirati traditions.

High-level attendees included Dr. Sultan Ahmed Al Jaber, Minister of Industry and Advanced Technology, and Mansoor Ibrahim Al Mansoori, Chairman of the Department of Health – Abu Dhabi, highlighting the importance of these discussions.

Notable participants also included leaders from major organizations such as Shell, BP, and Eni, emphasizing the high-level engagement in sustainable energy discussions.

A significant meeting took place at the Abu Dhabi Energy Centre, focusing on strategic partnerships in AI, energy, and climate sectors.

His Highness Sheikh Khaled bin Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Crown Prince of Abu Dhabi, met with Brad Smith, Vice Chair and President of Microsoft, to discuss enhancing sustainability through advanced technology.

Key participants included ADNOC, Masdar, G42, and Microsoft, who collaborated to leverage AI technologies for enhancing the global energy sector and promoting low-carbon solutions.

This meeting followed the release of a joint report titled 'Powering Possible: AI and Energy for a Sustainable Future', which outlined AI's role in improving energy efficiency and supporting climate neutrality.

Sheikh Khaled emphasized the need for enhanced regional and global collaborations in artificial intelligence, advanced technology, energy, and climate.

The UAE and Abu Dhabi's integrated business infrastructure and competitive incentives were highlighted as key advantages for attracting international companies.

Sheikh Khaled stressed that real progress can be achieved by sharing expertise and knowledge among international partners in these crucial fields.

The ENACT Majlis occurred on the eve of the Abu Dhabi International Petroleum Exhibition (ADIPEC) 2024, the world's largest energy event.