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Mint
29-05-2025
- Business
- Mint
Dubai's Evolving Appeal in the Global Talent Migration Race
To the Reader: This article is a promotional feature and does not have journalistic/editorial involvement of Mint. Mint does not endorse/subscribe to the content(s) of the article/advertisement and/or view(s) expressed herein. Mint shall not in any manner, be responsible and/or liable in any manner whatsoever for all that is stated in the article and/or also concerning the view(s), opinion(s), announcement(s), declaration(s), affirmation(s), etc., stated/featured in the same. The article does not constitute financial advice. As global mobility patterns shift from capital arbitrage to quality-of-life-driven decisions, Dubai is emerging as a preferred long-term base for high-net-worth individuals (HNWIs) and their families. With over 128,000 millionaires relocating globally in 2024—actively seeking second residencies for their families (Knight Frank, 2024), the global wealth migration story is now deeply entwined with education, healthcare, and security. Dubai's approach is distinct: it is not just offering access, but anchorage. Supported by long-term policy planning, visa flexibility, and strategic investments in soft infrastructure, the city is positioning itself not merely as a destination, but as a foundation for family, legacy, and opportunity. 85% of global HR leaders say talent retention is their top strategic priority. But increasingly, it's not just about attracting individuals — it's about offering entire families a place to grow and thrive. For HNWIs, migration decisions are no longer driven solely by financial returns, but by broader life outcomes: where can children attend top-tier schools, where can families access world-class healthcare, and where can safety be taken for granted? Dubai has answered this shift by reimagining itself as a 'city of permanence' — where business opportunity meets family-friendly policy. Its Golden Visa program, high safety rankings, and inclusive residency pathways are tailored not just for wealth creators, but for their dependents and future generations. It's a migration strategy built on continuity and community. Dubai's future-forward ambitions: to double its economy by 2033 and become one of the top three global cities for business and lifestyle. The emirate has already shown strong momentum—recording AED 52.3 billion in foreign direct investment in 2024, with significant allocations to innovation sectors such as AI and fintech. Education is another cornerstone. Dubai now over 220 private schools offering 17 international curricula, as well as 25+ international universities. Healthcare mirrors this depth, with over 3,900 medical facilities, digital health infrastructure like NABIDH, and growing traction in medical tourism. This combination of public-private investment, global benchmarking, and multicultural openness has helped position Dubai as a relocation hotspot — not just for executives, but for the people they bring with them. Dubai's appeal also stems from its social stability. It was ranked 3rd globally ahead of Paris, London, and New York. It is supported by strict law enforcement, low crime, and high levels of public trust. For families arriving from more volatile markets, this assurance is invaluable. Economic fundamentals further underscore the emirate's resilience. Dubai attracted an estimated marking a 33% increase from AED 39.26 billion in 2023. In real estate, price appreciation in the first nine months of 2024 signals a robust, diversified recovery — powered by tourism, trade, logistics, and financial services. In parallel, Dubai's remains investor-friendly: 0% personal income tax, 0% capital gains tax, and a tiered 9% corporate tax that excludes incomes below AED 375,000. For globally mobile families, this offers a transparent and efficient wealth management environment. While many cities compete on incentives, Dubai is competing on integration — offering an ecosystem where families can access opportunity without sacrificing quality of life. Its vision is long-term: by 2033, it aims to create an economic environment valued at — a scale reflective not just of ambition, but of inclusivity and strategic foresight. As the global mobility narrative moves from relocation to rootedness, Dubai's pitch is clear: it is not just a place to grow wealth, but a place to grow a life. In the words of its positioning — it's where community and opportunity unite to create enduring legacies.


Gulf Today
29-04-2025
- Health
- Gulf Today
DHA boosts patient data security with AI
Dubai Health Authority (DHA) announced on Sunday the integration of artificial intelligence (AI) within the 'NABIDH' system to enhance patient data security and privacy, in cooperation with Imprivata. This milestone reflects DHA's leadership in digital health transformation and its commitment to adopting advanced digital healthcare solutions, reinforcing patient trust and strengthening Dubai's position as a global hub for digital transformation. The announcement was made during a special event attended by Awadh Seghayer Al Ketbi, Director-General of DHA, alongside leading healthcare officials, decision-makers, and technology experts, to discuss the future of digital healthcare in Dubai. Al Ketbi highlighted the Authority's strong commitment to safeguarding patient data and privacy through a sustainable strategic approach that embraces cutting-edge technologies. This, he noted, significantly enhances the efficiency of the healthcare system, creating a patient experience built on trust in the management of health data. He stated that integrating AI into the 'NABIDH' system demonstrates DHA's dedication to establishing a safer, more efficient, and sustainable digital healthcare environment that meets patients' evolving needs. Al Ketbi emphasised DHA's efforts in building a comprehensive healthcare system that adheres to the highest global standards in patient data protection. He also reaffirmed DHA's commitment to investing in advanced digital solutions in collaboration with strategic partners to strengthen the efficiency of the healthcare system. This supports Dubai's objective of becoming the smartest city in the world, where AI serves as a strategic partner in shaping the future of healthcare. He highlighted that DHA's strategic partnership with leading companies to strengthen Dubai's capability to lead the future of digital healthcare. The Authority has successfully unified over 9.53 million patient medical records within an integrated electronic system, linking more than 1,500 healthcare facilities to 'NABIDH.' Additionally, 82% of Dubai's medical workforce is now actively engaged with the system, marking a significant achievement in DHA's commitment to comprehensive digital transformation and the establishment of a healthcare environment characterised by transparency, sustainability, and security. The successful implementation of the Patient Privacy Intelligence (PPI) system as part of the NABIDH initiative, reinforces Dubai's commitment to pioneering digital healthcare transformation. NABIDH, which stands for Network & Analysis Backbone for Integrated Dubai Health, is a cornerstone of DHA's strategy to digitise healthcare services. The initiative ensures that each patient has a single, comprehensive electronic medical file accessible across all healthcare providers in Dubai. This effort enhances efficiency, minimises errors, and enables a more personalised patient care experience. With the integration of Patient Privacy Intelligence, DHA has taken a significant step in strengthening data security and compliance across its healthcare network. The system proactively monitors and prevents unauthorised access to sensitive patient records, ensuring robust protection of Personal Health Information (PHI). WAM


Arabian Business
28-04-2025
- Health
- Arabian Business
Dubai Health Authority integrates AI into NABIDH to boost patient data security
Dubai Health Authority (DHA) announced the integration of artificial intelligence (AI) within the 'NABIDH' system to enhance patient data security and privacy, in cooperation with Imprivata. NABIDH, which stands for Network and Analysis Backbone for Integrated Dubai Health, is a cornerstone of DHA's strategy to digitise healthcare services. Dubai enhances medical data The initiative ensures that each patient has a single, comprehensive electronic medical file accessible across all healthcare providers in Dubai. The milestone reflects DHA's leadership in digital health transformation and its commitment to adopting advanced digital healthcare solutions. The move also supports Dubai's objective of becoming the smartest city in the world, where AI serves as a strategic partner in shaping the future of healthcare. The announcement was made during a special event attended by Awadh Seghayer Al Ketbi, Director-General of DHA, alongside leading healthcare officials, decision-makers, and technology experts, to discuss the future of digital healthcare in Dubai. Speaking at the event, Al Ketbi stressed the Authority's strong commitment to safeguarding patient data and privacy through a sustainable strategic approach that embraces cutting-edge technologies. 'Integrating AI into the 'NABIDH' system demonstrates DHA's dedication to establishing a safer, more efficient, and sustainable digital healthcare environment that meets patients' evolving needs,' he said. He also emphasised DHA's efforts in building a comprehensive healthcare system that adheres to the highest global standards in patient data protection. Al Ketbi also reaffirmed DHA's commitment to investing in advanced digital solutions in collaboration with strategic partners to strengthen the efficiency of the healthcare system. He said the Authority has successfully unified over 9.53 million patient medical records within an integrated electronic system, linking more than 1,500 healthcare facilities to ' NABIDH '. Additionally, 82 per cent of Dubai's medical workforce is now actively engaged with the system, marking a significant achievement in DHA's commitment to comprehensive digital transformation. The system proactively monitors and prevents unauthorised access to sensitive patient records, leveraging AI-driven analytics to detect potential data breaches in real-time, thereby reinforcing trust between healthcare providers and patients.


Hi Dubai
28-04-2025
- Health
- Hi Dubai
DHA Integrates AI into NABIDH System to Enhance Patient Data Security
The Dubai Health Authority (DHA) has announced the successful integration of artificial intelligence (AI) within its 'NABIDH' system to bolster patient data security and privacy. This move, achieved in collaboration with Imprivata, highlights DHA's ongoing efforts to lead the digital healthcare transformation in Dubai. The announcement was made during an event attended by key healthcare leaders, including DHA Director-General Awadh Seghayer Al Ketbi. Al Ketbi emphasized the authority's commitment to safeguarding patient data, noting that the integration of AI into NABIDH will enhance both the security and efficiency of healthcare services. NABIDH, which stands for Network & Analysis Backbone for Integrated Dubai Health, is a pivotal component of DHA's strategy to digitize healthcare across the city. The system unifies over 9.53 million patient records and connects more than 1,500 healthcare facilities, ensuring comprehensive, accessible medical files for patients. The addition of Patient Privacy Intelligence (PPI) allows the system to monitor and prevent unauthorized access to sensitive health data in real time. AI-driven analytics help detect potential data breaches, further reinforcing trust between healthcare providers and patients. Mona Bajman, CEO of the Shared Support Services Sector at DHA, described the PPI integration as a game-changer in digital healthcare security. The system aligns with Dubai's broader goal of becoming a global leader in digital transformation, where advanced technologies like AI play a crucial role in shaping the future of healthcare. With 82% of Dubai's medical workforce actively using NABIDH, the initiative marks a significant milestone in DHA's mission to create a secure, integrated healthcare ecosystem. News Source: Emirates News Agency