Review Article
Sustainable and Dynamic Competitiveness towards Technological Leadership of Industry 4.0: Implications for East African Community
Table 5
Industry 4.0 initiatives launched in Middle East and Africa.
| S/N | Country | Industry 4.0 initiatives | Year | Funding | References |
| 1 | Israel | Israel 2028 | 2018 | Public | [82, 133] | Israel innovation report 2017 | 2015 | Public | [82, 133] | Startup Nation | 2012 | Public | [133, 134] | 2 | United Arab Emirates (UAE) | Smart Dubai 2021 | 2017 | Public | [82] | UAE AI Strategy 2031 | 2018 | Public | [82] | UAE’s National Agenda 2021 | 2016 | Public | [135] | 3 | Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA) | Saudi Vision 2030 | 2016 | Public | [135, 136] | KSA’s National Transformation Plan 2020 | 2016 | Public | [135] | 4 | Qatar | Qatar National Vision 2030 | 2016 | Public | [135] | Qatar’s National Development Strategy 2017–2022 | 2017 | Public | [135] | 5 | Kuwait | New Kuwait Vision 2035 | 2016 | Public | [135] | 6 | South Africa (SA) | National E-strategy | 2017 | Public | [127] | Intsimbi programme | 2018 | Public | [6] | 7 | Morocco | Digital Development Agency (L’Agence de Développement Digital) (ADD) | 2017 | Public | [137–139] | 8 | Rwanda | Centre for the Internet of things (IoT) | 2017 | Public-private | [6] |
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