Amman: Arab Bank, in collaboration with the Higher Council for the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (HCD), organized a specialized training workshop on artificial intelligence (AI) tools and applications for entrepreneurs with disabilities.
According to Jordan News Agency, this initiative aligns with Arab Bank's commitment to sustainability and corporate social responsibility, supporting its vision to empower individuals with disabilities and strengthen their role in national development. The workshop, held at HCD headquarters, aimed to enhance participants' digital skills and enable them to leverage AI tools to expand their businesses amid rapid technological changes.
The session brought together young male and female entrepreneurs, members of HCD's women's and youth committees, and disability rights activists with experience in managing community projects. It covered accessible AI tools compatible with screen readers and assistive technology, data collection and analysis methods, trend tracking, content creation, and administrative task automation, including scheduling and email management, to boost productivity.
Participants engaged in practical exercises based on real-world scenarios, practicing report generation and accessible social media content creation tailored to accessibility standards. The workshop represents a continuation of ongoing cooperation between Arab Bank and HCD, which previously included a financial literacy program designed to promote financial independence among women with disabilities.