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UAE Unveils AI-Powered HR Assistant for Government Employees

<h3>UAE Launches AI-Powered HR Assistant to Revolutionize Government Services</h3><p><strong>Abu Dhabi, September 2025</strong> – The United Arab Emirates has taken another significant step in its digital transformation journey with the launch of an <strong>AI-powered Human Resources Assistant</strong> by the <strong>Federal Authority for Government Human Resources (FAHR)</strong>. The initiative aims to transform HR service delivery across federal entities, enhancing employee experience while significantly improving efficiency.</p><h3>A Smarter Future for Government HR</h3><p>The new system will initially serve over <strong>50,000 federal employees</strong>, providing access to <strong>108 HR services</strong>. By automating <strong>80% of HR self-service procedures</strong>, the platform will drastically reduce dependence on paperwork and manual processes. The AI assistant is expected to save approximately <strong>170,000 work hours annually</strong>, supporting the UAE’s vision of a <strong>zero-bureaucracy government</strong>.</p><h3>How the AI Assistant Works</h3><p>Built on a <strong>cutting-edge AI platform</strong>, the assistant integrates seamlessly with <strong>Bayanati</strong>, FAHR’s central HR information management system. Key features include:</p><p>Analyzing employee data to offer <strong>personalized solutions</strong>.</p><p>Delivering accurate responses to inquiries instantly.</p><p>Providing <strong>24/7 service</strong> via text or voice interfaces.</p><p>Operating in both <strong>Arabic and English</strong> to cater to the diverse federal workforce.</p><p>Employees can access the system through FAHR’s <strong>website</strong> or <strong>mobile app</strong>, ensuring a user-friendly and accessible experience.</p><h3>Transforming Employee Experience</h3><p>The AI assistant goes beyond automation—it represents a <strong>paradigm shift in government HR</strong>. By handling routine inquiries, it allows HR professionals to focus on <strong>strategic initiatives, workforce development, and employee well-being</strong>, improving operational efficiency while ensuring faster, more reliable support.</p><h3>Aligned with UAE’s Vision for AI Leadership</h3><p>This launch reflects the UAE’s commitment to integrating AI across government services. It is a cornerstone of the <strong>UAE Centennial 2071 Strategy</strong> and the <strong>UAE Strategy for Artificial Intelligence 2031</strong>, highlighting how technology can enhance <strong>efficiency, sustainability, and global competitiveness</strong>.</p><h3>Benefits at a Glance</h3><p><strong>108 HR services</strong> available on a single platform.</p><p><strong>80% automation</strong> of HR self-services.</p><p><strong>170,000 work hours saved annually</strong>.</p><p><strong>24/7 access</strong> via website and mobile app.</p><p><strong>Arabic and English support</strong>.</p><p><strong>Data-driven personalization</strong> through Bayanati integration.</p><h3>Looking Ahead</h3><p>The initial rollout marks the first phase. Future enhancements will include <strong>predictive analytics</strong>, <strong>employee engagement insights</strong>, and <strong>advanced workforce planning tools</strong>, enabling data-backed decisions to optimize talent management, improve satisfaction, and anticipate workforce needs in real time.</p><h3>Conclusion: A Landmark in Digital Governance</h3><p>The launch of FAHR’s AI-powered HR assistant sets a <strong>new global benchmark</strong> in government service delivery. By combining artificial intelligence with human resource management, the UAE is strengthening its position as a <strong>pioneer in AI-driven governance</strong>, creating smarter, more agile, and responsive public institutions.</p>

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