Regamos Foundation Trains 2,000+ African Youths in Digital and AI Skills
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The Regamos Foundation has provided digital and artificial intelligence training to over 2,000 young people across Africa. This initiative aims to enhance employment opportunities and support economic growth by equipping youths with skills relevant to the evolving technology sector. The program addresses the continent's need for a skilled workforce in digital innovation and technology.
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- •The training program covers digital literacy and artificial intelligence skills.
- •More than 2,000 youths from multiple African countries have participated.
- •The initiative is led by the Regamos Foundation, focusing on youth empowerment.
- •The program aims to improve job prospects in technology-related fields.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸If the Regamos Foundation expands its training programs to more regions in Africa then a larger number of youths could gain technology skills, potentially boosting employment and innovation across the continent.
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