A UAE delegation, led by Abdulla bin Mohammed bin Butti Al Hamed, Chairman of National Media Authority, has met a team from Tik Tok to build partnerships that contribute to developing innovative solutions that support a safer ecosystem for users.
During a meeting in London with Jade Nester, TikTok’s Director of Data Public Policy for Europe, Al Hamed emphasised that building a brighter future begins with providing a safe, trusted digital environment that fosters learning, creativity, and innovation while safeguarding future generations from the risks of rapid technological advancement.
The two sides discussed ways to enhance online safety for children and young people, strengthen cooperation on digital policy and platform governance, and promote the responsible use of advanced technologies.
Al Hamed noted that rapid digital transformation places a shared responsibility on both regulators and global platforms to establish a balanced model - one that fosters innovation while reinforcing public trust.
“Through our collaboration with TikTok, we aim to translate this shared vision into practical initiatives,” Al Hamed said. “We are committed to empowering content creators with digital responsibility tools, enabling them to produce positive, purposeful content that enriches society.”
The meeting forms part of efforts to build partnerships that contribute to developing innovative solutions to rapid changes in the digital environment.

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