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Barcelona, June 2026

SUMMIT 333 AI Safety Leadership Track 


Venue: Dubai World Trade Center at AIM Congress 
 

Leadership Track Topics — Sovereign AI & National Capability · Capital, Compute, Water & Energy · Agentic Systems · AI Assurance & Risk · Governance & Policy · Advancing a Universal AI Safety Framework.
 

Plenary and Halle 2, Roundtable Room 5. The exact room allocations will be shared with approved guests. Registration is required via the invitation link.

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Morning 

10:00

Registration at AIM Congress, Dubai World Trade Center 

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12:30-12:40 
— 10 min —

AI Safety Leadership Track Opening Remarks

PLENARY, MAIN STAGE

12:45-13:30 
— 45 min —

Strategic Dialogue: Sovereign AI — Capital, Compute, Water & Energy

As nations race to build sovereign AI capability, this plenary dialogue moves beyond algorithms to the physical and financial infrastructure required to scale it: capital, compute, energy, and water. The conversation examines which of these is the true bottleneck today, how governments should treat compute as a strategic national asset, and what makes a sovereign AI infrastructure investment genuinely bankable.

PLENARY, MAIN STAGE

13:30
 

Lunch & Networking

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Afternoon

15:45–17:00— 75 min —

THINK TANK (By Invitation)
 

Theme: BUILDING TRUSTED AI ECONOMIES 
 

Session Title: From Agentic AI to Sovereign Capability

Session Description: The race for AI advantage is no longer just a race for better models. It is a race to build the economies, infrastructure, capital and trust required to deploy safe intelligence at scale.
 

This invite-only Think Tank examines four critical questions: where agentic AI will create the biggest productivity gains and what governments and industries need to do to adopt it; how agentic AI can make smart cities and critical infrastructure safer and more secure while managing the risks of autonomous action; what makes a country or economic zone attractive enough for capital to actually invest once infrastructure requirements are clear; and how to make the system secure, safe, resilient, and accountable as AI agents gain increasing autonomy.

Output: With consent of the speakers feeds into SUMMIT 333 annual White Paper.
Curation partner: AI Safety UAE


The Think Tank session is integrated into the AIM Congress to advance AI safety and strategy in alignment with the UAE's knowledge-driven economy. 

The session is designed as a working meeting to produce a white paper that will circulate through global summits in Riyadh, Abu Dhabi, Davos, and Sweden.

Hall 2, Roundtable #5

Moderated by Ajay Pundhir ( Director Data & AI at IDO) (Lead)
Shibani Suri (Executive Advisor and Former Global Alliances Lead, HBS AI Institute)

 

Speakers
1. Mohamed Said — Chief Product Officer, Pixonal
- Mazin Gadir — Director, Alvarez & Marsal Healthcare and Life Sciences
- Dr. Samia Kouki — Assistant Professor, Computer Information Science, HCT Ras Al Khaimah
- Dr. Fadi Alfaris — CEO, SEE Environment Holding
- Nebahat Arslan — Women in AI
- Dr. Grace S. Thomson (tentative arrival 4pm) — AI Policy Clinic Director, CAIDP
- Prof. Melodena Stephens — Mohammed Bin Rashid School of Government, IEEE (G7/G20)
- Kartik Renjen — Head of Startups, Middle East & Africa, AWS
- Prof. Mariette Awad — Professor, American University of Beirut (AUB)
- Swaleha Parvin — Cybersecurity Specialist, AIFT
- Sivakumar Thangaratnavelu — SME, AI Assurance & Risk, Symplfy AI
- Prof. Nils Lukas — ML Security Professor, MBZUAI
- Raisa Mahomed — AI Advocate, Technology Executive, Founder, Board Member, Sustainability Driver
- Lara Sif Hrafnkelsdottir — Board Member and Executive Committee, HBS Club of the GCC

17:05-17:25
— 20 min —

Fireside Chat: AI GOVERNANCE DAY DIALOGUE 

 

Two years after the Council of Europe opened for signature the first international legally binding treaty on AI, the global AI governance conversation is shifting from principles to implementation.

This fireside chat will examine what has been achieved, where the major governance gaps remain, and whether existing frameworks can keep pace with increasingly autonomous and agentic AI. The discussion will explore accountability, human oversight, transparency, risk, remedies, democracy and the rule of law—while asking how international governance can remain effective as AI becomes increasingly embedded in economies, institutions and critical infrastructure.

The conversation will ultimately look forward: What must governments, industry and society do now to ensure that AI governance is not only principled, but enforceable, adaptive and fit for the AI systems of tomorrow?

Hall 2, Roundtable #5

moderated by Maria Dahrieh, Founder & CEO, SUMMIT 333
 

Speakers
1. Dr. Grace Thomsson — AI Policy Clinic Director, Center for AI and Digital Policy (CAIDP)
2. Prof. Melodena Stephens — Mohammed Bin Rashid School of Government (MBRSG)

17:30
— 20 min —

Closing & Networking 
 

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