du hosted His Excellency Dr Mohammed Al Kuwaiti, Chairman of the National Cybersecurity Council (NCSC), at its Dubai Hills headquarters to explore strategic opportunities for future collaboration in support of the UAE’s ambitions for digital transformation, technological innovation and a secure digital economy.
The visit brought together H.E. Dr. Al Kuwaiti, Fahad Al Hassawi, CEO of du, and senior representatives to exchange developments shaping the UAE’s technology landscape, including emerging trends, advanced infrastructure and new technologies, as well as the role of companies in advancing the nation’s digital priorities. The meeting underscored the growing importance of cyber and digital security in enabling the UAE’s digital progress and strengthening national readiness against evolving threats.
H.E. Dr. Mohammed Al Kuwaiti, Chairman of the National Cybersecurity Council, said: “The UAE’s leadership in digital transformation is built on a strong national foundation of infrastructure and cybersecurity. Our visit to the du headquarters reflects the importance of bringing together national cybersecurity priorities and the capabilities of leading technology providers to strengthen the UAE’s digital resilience. We welcome opportunities to deepen cooperation across advanced infrastructure, emerging technologies and cybersecurity solutions in support of the UAE’s vision for a innovative and globally competitive digital future.”
Fahad Al Hassawi, Chief Executive Officer of du, said: “Hosting H.E. Dr. Mohammed Al Kuwaiti at our headquarters reflects the importance of aligning national priorities with the capabilities of the private sector, and ensuring that the infrastructure underpinning the UAE’s digital future is ready for what comes next. It is our responsibility to contribute to this foundation through advanced infrastructure, secure digital solutions and technologies that create confidence across the economy. We look forward to building on this dialogue with the NCSC and identify areas where du’s capabilities can support the Council’s priorities and the UAE’s broader digital ambitions.”
The NCSC delegation received an overview of du’s cybersecurity and digital security capabilities and the measures supporting the security, resilience and readiness of the digital infrastructure underpinning businesses, institutions and communities across the UAE. During the visit, du also presented an overview of its advanced infrastructure, technology capabilities and digital solutions, highlighting its role in enabling the UAE’s digital ecosystem beyond connectivity.
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