The UAE Businesswomen Council and Khalifa Fund for Enterprise Development have held the second Level One training session of their advanced artificial intelligence program for women-led startups.
Titled “AI for Entrepreneurs,” the session was hosted by the Ajman Businesswomen Council and brought together 25 women entrepreneurs from across the UAE. It builds on a program launched through the organisations’ strategic partnership to help women founders apply AI to their businesses and improve operational efficiency and competitiveness.
The training covered AI fundamentals, business use cases and the development of a “virtual co-founder” to support entrepreneurs in managing their projects. Participants also explored using AI tools to organise files and data, manage email, automate workflows and build customised intelligent assistants.
According to the announcement, the program focuses on practical applications that can help participants turn new skills into solutions for improving productivity, sustainability and day-to-day operations. The initiative is part of broader efforts by the UAE Businesswomen Council, Khalifa Fund and businesswomen councils across the country to strengthen women’s participation in the digital economy.
Source: Al Watan
