Zawolf.ai has announced the graduation of its first batch of Artificial Intelligence trainees in the Delta region. This move aims to support the spread of AI technologies beyond Cairo, which is traditionally the main tech hub, and to give more young people the chance to gain future-ready skills right in their home governorates.
The graduation event saw a gathering of top AI specialists and experts from Egypt. They shared their practical experiences and insights into the future of the sector, emphasizing how important it is to prepare a workforce with the necessary skills to use AI technologies for business development, solving real-world problems, and supporting digital transformation efforts across various industries.
Among those who participated in the event were Nabil Khalifa, CEO of Meska.ai; Bassam El-Sharkawy, Co-founder of Sprints; Mohamed El-Sherif, Founder of ASaaSI Middle East; Ihsan El-Sayed, Founder of Sales Techies; and Ali Morsi, Founder of The Artificial Intelligence Company of Cairo.
The graduation of this batch marks a new milestone for Zawolf.ai in its journey to build a strong tech community in the Delta region. They achieve this by offering training programs that blend technical knowledge with practical applications. This approach helps trainees understand how to develop AI-based solutions and apply them in many different areas, including business, education, marketing, data analysis, and customer service.
The company emphasized that choosing the Delta region for this initiative shows their belief that there's promising talent outside the capital. This talent deserves real opportunities for professional training and qualification, along with a supportive environment that helps them learn, apply their skills, and get ready to compete in the job market.
Zawolf.ai clarified that the graduation of this first batch isn't the end of the training program. Instead, it's the start of a journey aimed at empowering even more young people in the Delta governorates to gain AI skills and participate in developing digital solutions that meet the needs of both local and regional markets.
Zawolf.ai also added that in the next phase, they plan to expand their training initiatives within the Delta governorates. They'll launch new programs that connect training directly with practical application and the demands of the job market. Additionally, they aim to support local companies and institutions in understanding the potential of AI and using it to boost growth, improve efficiency, and develop their businesses.
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