Telecom Regulator and GSMA Collaborate on AI Training for Regional Telecom Experts

Amman: The Telecommunications Regulatory Commission (TRC) hosted a specialized training program on artificial intelligence and telecommunications in collaboration with the Global System for Mobile Communications Association (GSMA), drawing participation from experts and specialists from Jordan, Iraq, Syria, and Palestine.

According to Jordan News Agency, Vice Chairman of the Board of Commissioners Nael Adwan stated that the program aligns with the TRC's vision to stay abreast of global developments in the telecom sector and strengthen international cooperation with leading institutions. Adwan emphasized that artificial intelligence has emerged as a significant technological innovation in the mobile communications sector, offering new opportunities for service development, improved operational efficiency, and enhanced cybersecurity, while also supporting digital transformation as a vital driver of economic and social growth.

GSMA Head of Middle East and North Africa, Jawad Abbassi, noted that the partnership with the TRC highlights Jordan's commitment to advancing digital innovation and developing national capacities in telecommunications. He pointed out that AI is now fundamental in shaping the future of communications and that such training programs enable operators and decision-makers to integrate the latest technological solutions, which would enhance sector competitiveness and support sustainable development.

The workshop features sessions covering practical and regulatory aspects of AI in telecommunications, and it reviews the latest technological applications that improve network management and digital services. The activities also address cybersecurity challenges and the use of AI to detect and respond effectively to digital threats. Participants will engage directly with regional and international experts in practical workshops aimed at exchanging expertise and building advanced capabilities to keep pace with rapid technological developments.

The training program offers insights into challenges related to AI applications in telecommunications and explores practical solutions to ensure the safe and effective use of these technologies. It aims to strengthen digital infrastructure resilience and cybersecurity in line with global best practices. The GSMA, a global organization committed to unifying the mobile system to discover, develop, and deliver innovation, seeks to drive positive business outcomes and social change.