ITI Chairperson Inspects ”Commerce Tech Camp 2026” at Ain Shams University to Drive AI and Business Integration
Dr. Heba Saleh, Chairperson of the Information Technology Institute (ITI), conducted an inspection tour of the "ITI Commerce Tech Camp 2026" held at the Faculty of Commerce, Ain Shams University. The visit was dedicated to monitoring the ongoing training programs, reviewing students' innovative technical projects, and assessing their interaction with cutting-edge artificial intelligence (AI) applications.
Bridging Business and Tech Capabilities
During an interactive session with the participating students, Dr. Saleh emphasized that the future of the global and local job markets increasingly demands professionals who can seamlessly merge core business acumen with advanced technological deployment to create high-value, innovative solutions.
"To succeed in today's digital landscape, young talents must actively embrace self-learning, master the art of rapid prototyping, and leverage open-source technologies. Integrating the agile experiences of tech startups is equally vital to driving corporate innovation and maximizing competitive advantage." — Dr. Heba Saleh, ITI Chairperson.
Empowering Tomorrow's Digital Workforce
The inspection provided a comprehensive review of the hands-on training tracks and student-led digital blueprints developed during the camp. These specialized programs are meticulously structured to cultivate the practical skills of commerce students in artificial intelligence and modern tech stacks, ensuring they are fully aligned with the requirements of the evolving digital economy.
The Information Technology Institute concluded by highlighting that this joint initiative stands as a testament to the highly successful strategic partnership between ITI and the Faculty of Commerce at Ain Shams University. By equipping youth with critical digital competencies, the collaboration directly accelerates national digital transformation efforts and prepares a new generation of leaders to spearhead the future of business administration.