AI Everything 2025: Pakistan showcases innovations alongside 500 global exhibitors in UAE
Pakistan Pavilion inaugurated by Ambassador Tirmizi, alongside PSEB and TDAP officials
DUBAI: AI Everything Global 2025, one of the largest AI-focused public-private gatherings, commenced on February 4 in Abu Dhabi and continues from February 5-6 in Dubai.
The event has attracted over 500 exhibitors and 150 investors from 70 countries, serving as a strategic hub for global tech leaders, governments, and innovators.
Pakistan has made a notable impact with 11 leading tech firms and two AI-driven startups participating under the Pakistan Software Export Board (PSEB) and the Trade Development Authority of Pakistan (TDAP). The Commercial Section of Pakistan’s Consulate in Dubai has played a key role in facilitating this presence, with a delegation of over 30 Pakistani AI specialists and business leaders actively engaging in discussions on AI-driven economic transformation.
Pakistan Pavilion
The Pakistan Pavilion was inaugurated by Ambassador Faisal Niaz Tirmizi, alongside PSEB CEO Abu Bakar and Trade Counselor Ali Zeb Khan. Speaking at the event, Ambassador Tirmizi and CEO PSEB highlighted the importance of investing in AI talent development, calling on Pakistan’s tech industry to equip the next generation with essential skills in artificial intelligence and coding.
AI Everything 2025
The exhibition features major players such as ASUS, Alibaba Cloud, AWS, Dell, e&, Fortinet, G42, HP, IBM, Intel, Lenovo, Nokia, Oracle, Red Hat, Technology Innovation Institute (TII), and Zoom, all showcasing their latest AI-powered solutions. A core focus of the event is the impact of open-source AI on global economies, governance, enterprise solutions, and public services.
The United Arab Emirates (UAE) continues its rapid AI adoption, with artificial intelligence projected to contribute $100 billion to the country’s GDP by 2030. This aligns with the UAE National Strategy for Artificial Intelligence 2031 and the Abu Dhabi Government Digital Strategy 2025-2027, reinforcing the nation’s commitment to establishing itself as a global AI hub.