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The Forum will establish five new Centres for the Fourth Industrial Revolution in France, the United Kingdom, the United Arab Emirates and India.
The World Economic Forum announced the signing of agreements for five new Centres for the Fourth Industrial Revolution (C4IR), expanding its global network dedicated to the responsible adoption of frontier technologies.
The centres will focus on AI, frontier technologies, the energy transition and cyber resilience – strategic priorities for governments and industry. New centres in France, the United Kingdom, the United Arab Emirates and India will address regional needs while advancing international dialogue and cooperation.
Collectively, they will strengthen the Forum’s global Fourth Industrial Revolution (4IR) Network, which brings together governments, industry and experts to translate innovation into practical, adaptable policy solutions, pilots and frameworks that support the responsible development and deployment of emerging technologies.
“The launch of five new Centres for the Fourth Industrial Revolution reflects the value of bringing governments, industry and experts together around shared technology challenges,” said Børge Brende, President and CEO of the World Economic Forum. “By contributing local and regional insights, partners strengthen a global effort to advance emerging technologies responsibly.”
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