The fourth edition of the Arab Youth Technology Fellowship program was recently held at the Programmers’ Hub in Dubai Towers, organized by the Arab Youth Center in collaboration with the Office of Artificial Intelligence and Microsoft. The event featured discussions on how to effectively utilize artificial intelligence models to create innovative solutions, as well as strategies for selecting the most suitable models for various professional fields.
Leading the workshops was Ahmed Al-Halaj, a technical consultant specializing in productivity and modern business at Sulava Gulf. With extensive academic and professional experience at renowned institutions such as Microsoft, Google, and Coventry University in the UK, he guided 23 young participants from eight Arab countries.
Al-Halaj emphasized the workshop’s goal of making artificial intelligence concepts accessible to everyone, noting that this technology is no longer limited to specialists but is now a tool for anyone eager to learn and benefit from it. Participants expressed their appreciation for the valuable knowledge and advanced practical experiences gained in the fields of artificial intelligence and modern technologies.
Salih Hasan Al-Braiki from the UAE, who is part of the Abu Dhabi Ports Group, highlighted how the program helped him connect theoretical concepts with practical applications in his work related to management and urban planning.