UAE
DIFC Regulation 10 requires AI impact assessments, transparency, and high-risk documentation.
ISO 42001 offers a recognised route for AI management system certification.
Federal PDPL deadlines and the UAE AI strategy continue to shape controls.
Regulatory obligations differ by market, sector, system risk, and where your AI is used. We translate those obligations into practical controls, accountable owners, and evidence your teams can maintain.
DIFC Regulation 10 requires AI impact assessments, transparency, and high-risk documentation.
ISO 42001 offers a recognised route for AI management system certification.
Federal PDPL deadlines and the UAE AI strategy continue to shape controls.
SDAIA's responsible AI policy sets proportionate controls for high-risk systems.
NCA ECC applies to AI systems and MLOps in regulated entities.
Saudi PDPL governs personal data processed through AI systems.
Article 50 transparency, general-purpose AI enforcement, and penalties apply from August 2026.
High-risk obligations phase in through December 2027 and August 2028.
Providers and deployers serving EU customers should prepare now.
Most organisations cannot say which of these apply to their AI systems because they cannot yet name every AI system they run. Discover answers that question in two to three weeks; Managed AI Trust keeps the answer current as the rules move.
It may apply when you place AI systems on the EU market or provide outputs used by people in the EU. We map scope against your actual products, users, and data flows.
Not universally, but it is an increasingly useful way to demonstrate a repeatable AI management system and support procurement and regulatory assurance.
We crosswalk the UAE, Saudi, EU, and relevant sector frameworks against your AI estate, controls, evidence, and operating model.
Managed AI Trust maintains the regulatory horizon watch and refreshes evidence as obligations, models, and operating conditions change.