Dubai Future Forum 2025: Ending illness within 10 years, ocean map and bold visions
The world could be less than ten years away from curing all existing genetic diseases, by attending the Dubai Future Fourme on Monday, as global scientists, technologists, future leaders, future leaders explore the success of the next century.
This event brought some of its best predictions so far – Gene editing, genomics, AI, Global R & D, ocean mapping, and the future of human identity.
Dr. Trevor Martin, Co-Founder and CEO of San Francisco-based Mammisco-based Mammoth Bioscions, released the guests: “We are at an exciting time in the planning of the species … Providing a one-time solution that will rebuild the health system as we know it.
Dubai Future Forum 2025
“It’s revolutionary, and I truly believe that in the next ten years we can treat all the genetic diseases that exist today.
“This is a new way of thinking about health. How do we pay for this? This is a one-time permanent solution. This could save a lot of the health system.”
In a session called “the future of togetherness: How does art create connections in a changing world?”
In “Genomic Equity: Can genomics work for everyone in the future?” Albarah El-Khani, Senior Price Monitor of Outerations at M42, said Abu Dhabi plans to launch a maritime data sharing initiative in 2026.
“Today we have 120 petabytes of genomic data stored as part of the Emirates genomic research program,” it noted.
Great Ideas at the Dubai Event
- Oceans, Ecosystems and regeneration: In the period of regeneration “in the time of success in the sea: What advice is expected beyond the deep?” Dr. Ulrike Pfreundt, Co-Founder and CO-PEO of RRREEFS, said: “If we help in the creation of regeneration, it helps us to regenerate”
- The Future of Futurism: In “Today & Tomorrow: What makes a futurist?”, panels examine the rapidly emerging discipline. Dr Bree Trevena, leader of Arac’s Apac Foresight, said: “Being a future for us is about being useful, not about being right, but about helping others question their assumptions”
- Arabic language and culture in Ayi: “Beyond the algorithm: What is the future of Arabic narrative and culture in Ayi?” it also reviews the historical contributions of global knowledge and Arabic construction to modern AI systems
- Global R & D and Ground-Level Innovation: “In Innovation Without Borders: How do we unlock the full potential of GROLD R & D &: The Director of Dubai cannot be limited to continuous discussion only.
- The consumer of 2035: Michael Costigan, who led the future team of Salescece, in “Global consumer 2035: What the past world markets tell us about the future?”
- The frontier of the human mind: “On the frontier within: What are we still learning about our mind?”, The speakers explored the connection between the human brain and emerging technologies. Dr. Sara King – Neuroscientist, artist, philosopher and founder of Mindheart AI – Warned: “There is a kind of sycophantic sycophantic that is done over and over again…
- The age of predictive medicine: “Leap forward: Is health care ready for the age of anticipation?” Assessed how predictive diagnostics, precision tools and AI are moving medicine from functional systems to forward-looking, personalized models
- The future of family businesses: The day closed with “The value of family businesses: How do we encourage their longevity and resilience?”, to examine how family businesses can remain resilient amid domestic and economic changes
