US President Donald Trump is expected to organize a senior UAE officer for dinner in the White House on Tuesday, while the Gulf Nation encourages access to American technology by investing in the country.
Sheikh Tahnoon bin Zayed Al Nahyan, the national security advisor of the VAE and the brother of the president of the nation, is planned to talk to Trump about a series of issues such as enlarging the Emirati investments in the VS, technology and energy, according to people who were known with the meeting that was known about the meeting that was known about the meeting.
The White House did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
The VAE insists on buying advanced chips from companies such as Nvidia Corp. As part of an attempt to become a regional powerhouse for artificial intelligence. While Abu Dhabi has deposited huge amounts of capital in data centers to train AI models, the ambitions are limited by restrictions on the export of advanced chips introduced in 2023 under former President Joe Biden.
Biden also proposed new regulations to make the sale of advanced chips in office during his last days. The Trump team is currently evaluating whether he should implement the curbs.
People who are familiar with the plans of Sheikh Tahnoon prior to his journey, said he would look for easier access to chips and emphasize the plans of the VAE for technical infrastructure on American soil. This includes financing the MGX-based MGX for an AI infrastructure company of $ 100 billion that Trump unveiled at the office during his first week.
MGX is part of Sheikh Tahnoon's vast $ 1.5 trillion empire, which extends from wealth funds to the AI company G42 – the crown jewel of the technical ambitions of the VAE. He is chairman of those companies, as well as the private investment firm Royal Group and First Abu Dhabi Bank.
Vice President JD Vance said earlier Tuesday at a Tech -Top that the administration is 'excited' to have an Emirati delegation in Washington and the nation has praised as a viable AI partner.
“One of the things they consistently insist on – it is something that unfortunately does not tend to get enough of our European allies – is that if you want to lead in artificial intelligence, you have to lead in energy production,” Vance said.
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