Former INTERPOL President H.E. Ahmed Naser Al-Raisi Joins Robo.ai as Chairman of Neurovia AI to Build Trusted, Sovereign AI Infrastructure in the UAE and GCC Region
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Robo.ai Inc. announced the appointment of H.E. Ahmed Naser Al-Raisi, former President of INTERPOL, as Chairman of its subsidiary Neurovia AI, effective immediately.
The appointment marks a significant strengthening of governance and security oversight following Neurovia AI's integration into Robo.ai, and underscores Robo.ai's commitment to building trusted, sovereign AI infrastructure in the UAE.
H.E. Al-Raisi brings more than four decades of experience in the digital transformation of public services and in global digital security governance, with expertise spanning national-level data compliance, cross-border digital risk management, and the development of sovereign-grade AI security frameworks.
He served as President of INTERPOL from 2021 to 2025, the first President from the Middle East in the organization's century-long history.
As Chairman, H.E. Al-Raisi will lead the Board of Neurovia AI, aligning the company's development with the UAE's national AI strategy, strengthening top-level security governance, supporting the company's engagement with government and enterprise customers as well as its international expansion, and providing guidance on the company's long-term strategy, compliance and governance.
"Data infrastructure is the cornerstone of the artificial intelligence era, and building this foundation requires high standards and responsible security governance," said H.E. Al-Raisi.
"I look forward to working with the Board and the management team to establish a robust and compliant data security framework and to support the sound development of the region's AI industry."
Neurovia AI provides AI visual data processing and visual infrastructure through its NeuroStream™ platform.
Dedicated to transitioning visual data from human viewing to machine understanding, the company utilizes its proprietary AI technology to analyze and interpret visual information.
Source: PRNewsWire
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