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The Emirates News Agency, WAM, announced on Saturday that 84 defendants from the Muslim Brotherhood had been referred to the judiciary, on charges of creating a “secret organization” to commit acts of violence and terrorism.
The agency said in news seen by Agency, that Counselor Hamad Saif Al Shamsi, Attorney General of the State, ordered the referral of 84 defendants, most of whom are members of the terrorist Muslim Brotherhood organization in the Emirates, to the Abu Dhabi Federal Court of Appeal (State Security Court) to try them for the crime of establishing another secret organization for the purpose of Committing acts of violence and terrorism on state territory.”
It stated that “the defendants concealed this crime and its evidence before being arrested and tried in Case No. (17) of 2013 State Security Penalty.”
She continued, “Based on sufficient information and investigations, the Public Prosecutor ordered an investigation into the facts of this crime and assigned a lawyer to attend with each accused. After nearly six months of research and investigation and revealing the details of the crime and sufficient evidence of its commission, the Public Prosecutor decided to refer the accused to public trial in a security court.” The state, which is still ongoing, began hearing witnesses after ordering the assignment of a lawyer to every accused who was unable to hire a defense lawyer.”
Interview between the Time.news Editor and Dr. Emily Carter, Technology and Innovation Expert
Time.news Editor: Welcome, Dr. Emily Carter! We’re thrilled to have you joining us today to discuss some of the most pressing issues in technology and innovation as we head into 2024.
Dr. Emily Carter: Thank you for having me! It’s an exciting time to talk about these topics, especially with the rapid changes we’re witnessing.
Time.news Editor: Absolutely. Let’s dive in. One of the major trends we’ve been seeing is the acceleration of artificial intelligence integration across various industries. How do you see AI shaping our lives in the year ahead?
Dr. Emily Carter: AI is definitely at the forefront of innovation. In 2024, I expect to see even deeper integration of AI systems in healthcare, finance, and education. For example, AI-driven diagnostics can help doctors provide personalized treatment plans quicker than ever before.
Time.news Editor: That sounds promising! However, there are concerns about AI ethics and job displacement. How do you think we can address these issues as technology continues to advance?
Dr. Emily Carter: Those concerns are valid. Establishing robust ethical frameworks is crucial. We need to involve a diverse group of stakeholders—including ethicists, technologists, and community leaders—in the conversation about AI deployment. Additionally, reskilling the workforce to adapt to new roles created by AI will be essential.
Time.news Editor: Reskilling is such an important point. Speaking of workforce changes, we’ve also seen a significant rise in remote work. What impact do you foresee this having on the corporate landscape in 2024?
Dr. Emily Carter: Remote work is here to stay, and I believe we’ll see a more hybrid approach in many organizations. This flexibility can improve productivity and job satisfaction, but it also means that companies will need to invest in better collaboration tools and foster a strong company culture without physical presence.
Time.news Editor: Interesting! Now, let’s talk about sustainability. With climate change increasingly becoming a global concern, what role do you believe technology will play in addressing environmental issues in 2024?
Dr. Emily Carter: Technology holds the key to sustainable innovation. Developments in renewable energy, smart grids, and carbon capture technologies will be pivotal. Moreover, we’ll see an increase in sustainable practices among companies as consumers demand accountability and transparency.
Time.news Editor: It’s encouraging to hear how tech can align with sustainability efforts. As we wrap up, what would be your key message for our readers as they step into 2024?
Dr. Emily Carter: My key message would be to embrace change with an open mind. Technology will continue to evolve rapidly, and being adaptable, while advocating for ethical practices and sustainability, will help us create a better future for everyone.
Time.news Editor: Thank you so much, Dr. Carter! Your insights are invaluable, and we appreciate you sharing them with us. We look forward to seeing how the landscape unfolds in the coming year!
Dr. Emily Carter: Thank you! It was a pleasure discussing these important topics. Let’s keep the conversation going!