Rahim Hirji speaks to leadership audiences across the Gulf and the wider Middle East. He has spoken at Dubai Arbitration Week, and his book, SuperSkills: The Seven Human Skills for the Age of AI (Kogan Page, 2026), was reviewed by Arab News. His research spans more than 200 organisations across 30 countries, and the argument travels: as AI takes over the tasks, every organisation faces the same choice between drifting into it and designing where human judgement stays.
Saudi Arabia, including Riyadh and Jeddah; the United Arab Emirates, including Dubai and Abu Dhabi; and Qatar, including Doha, along with the wider Gulf Cooperation Council. Keynotes suit government and public-sector leadership, financial services, professional services, and corporate and association conferences across the region.
Rahim Hirji works across the Gulf and Middle East. He has spoken at Dubai Arbitration Week, and his book SuperSkills (Kogan Page, 2026) was reviewed by Arab News. He delivers English-language keynotes on AI, work and human judgement in Saudi Arabia, the UAE and Qatar, in person and online.
Saudi Arabia (Riyadh, Jeddah), the UAE (Dubai, Abu Dhabi) and Qatar (Doha), and the wider Gulf. He is based in London and travels to the region.
English-language keynotes of forty to ninety minutes, or half- to full-day board and leadership sessions, in person in the region or online.
Rahim Hirji speaks across Saudi Arabia, the UAE and Qatar on AI, work and where human judgement belongs.