WeXL was honoured to participate in the 3rd India–UAE Partnership Summit, hosted by IBLF and Dubai Chambers, contributing to high-impact discussions shaping the future of innovation across the India–UAE corridor.

At the summit, WeXL moderated the session “Emerging Technologies & AI – Innovation Bridge,” bringing together leaders from technology, education, and global enterprise to explore how AI is redefining innovation, execution, and skilling at scale.

We extend our sincere thanks to Mr. Rajiv Podar for the opportunity and for curating a forum that continues to strengthen the India–UAE innovation ecosystem. We also appreciate the valuable contributions of the distinguished panelists — Atul Nishar, Devyani Pawar, Arjun Sarkar, David Reche, and Lalit Mahadeshwar — for their clarity, depth, and real-world perspectives.

Key insights from the session included:

• The India–UAE corridor as a natural innovation bridge, combining UAE’s strategic capital and global access with India’s engineering depth
• AI-driven compression of innovation cycles, enabling faster build, validation, and deployment
• The transformation of education and skilling through AI, improving learner outcomes without increasing infrastructure burden
• Bharat English Test (BET™) as a Made-in-India AI certification with global scalability
• Increasing reliance on evidence-based execution, with 8–12 week proof cycles building stronger trust
• The importance of dual-hub strategy: UAE for governance and partnerships; India for AI engineering and operational scale

WeXL leadership, including Mr. Naveen Kumar Linga (CEO) and Mr. Bharat Akkinepalli (Co-Founder & CTO), actively participated in the summit, reinforcing WeXL’s commitment to globally scalable, India-built innovation.

We thank the IBLF and Dubai Chambers teams for an exceptionally well-curated summit and look forward to accelerating partnerships across the India–UAE innovation corridor.