Ammon News - Al Aman Fund for the Future of Orphans concluded its "Journey of Innovation and Digital Empowerment" training program, implemented this month with support from Jordan Bromine Company.

A total of 43 youth took part in the initiative, who currently benefit from the fund's programs in southern Aqaba and Karak governorates.

The participants received "intensive" training in digital skills, artificial intelligence, entrepreneurship, and use of modern digital tools.

The youth also engaged in interactive and brainstorming sessions aimed to develop initial entrepreneurial ideas and projects.

During the closing ceremony, Thabet Nabulsi, Commissioner for Youth and Tourism Affairs at Aqaba Special Economic Zone Authority (ASEZA), and Director of Queen Rania Center for Community Development, Ahmed Ghunaimat, called for partnerships among national institutions and companies in supporting Jordanian youth's innovations and developing and honing their skills.

The two sides added that these partnerships will enable beneficiaries to keep pace with the latest developments in various industries.

In turn, the Fund's Director General, Nour Hmoud, noted this collaboration with Jordan Bromine Company represents an "inspiring model of sustainable social responsibility, providing new opportunities and the necessary skills for Jordanian youth to become "more resilient" to challenges and become self-reliant leaders in the future."

The Fund's Program Director, Tariq Kharabsheh, expressed the fund's commitment to developing youth skills in various fields, particularly in areas related to modern technology and artificial intelligence, enhancing their readiness to enter the labor market.

A video was also screened to sum up "Journey of Innovation and Digital Empowerment" experience, documenting the training impact on participants, who achieved outstanding results.

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