The Benghazi municipality has recently concluded a training course titled "Digital Empowerment, Artificial Intelligence, and Future Careers for People with Disabilities." Organized by the Office of Disability Affairs, the course aimed to equip participants with the latest future-oriented technologies. The program featured several inspiring training models, highlighting the work of engineer Amina Amina, a specialist in information engineering who skillfully completes her work using her feet.
Engineer Amina Amina implemented her project in four integrated phases. The first phase involved research and preparation, developing smart programming commands based on effective coding standards. She used deep research tools to build an advanced knowledge base in cybersecurity and artificial intelligence. This phase laid the groundwork for the subsequent phases of the project.
In the second phase of her project, Amina converted data into professional interactive dashboards. The third phase centered on developing a customized assistant, called "Cybersecurity Expert," which was equipped with instructions and a knowledge base she had prepared. This model showcased her expertise in AI and cybersecurity.
The fourth phase of Amina's project focused on producing educational video and audio content. This effort aimed to simplify technical concepts and make them more accessible to the public. The course's participants gained valuable experience from Amina's project and other training models presented during the program.
Mohamed Al-Sahli, a member of the Benghazi Municipal Council and disability file official, stated that the municipality is seeking to expand this experience. He emphasized the goal of turning participants into skilled users and trainers in technology, not merely beneficiaries. The municipality aims to empower people with disabilities through technology and training.
Trainer Khaled Al-Sahli noted that the course's success reflects the effectiveness of results-driven training. He praised the participants for their determination and self-confidence in overcoming challenges. The course demonstrated the potential for people with disabilities to excel in technology and AI.
The conclusion of the course marks a significant step towards empowering people with disabilities in Benghazi. The program's focus on practical projects and results-driven training contributed to its success. The municipality's efforts to expand this experience will likely have a positive impact on the community.
Key points
- The course was organized by the Office of Disability Affairs in the Benghazi municipality.
- Engineer Amina Amina implemented her project in four integrated phases.
- The municipality aims to turn participants into skilled users and trainers in technology.
