15:47Machine-translated from Azerbaijani by AIRead in Azerbaijani
NAIC Holds AI Literacy Training for Employees of the State Maritime and Port Agency and the Information Communication Technologies Agency
As a contribution to the implementation of the Artificial Intelligence Strategy for 2025–2028 approved by the President of the Republic of Azerbaijan, the National Artificial Intelligence Center (NAIC), an AZCON Holding company, held AI literacy training for employees of the State Maritime and Port Agency (SMPA) and the Information Communication Technologies Agency (ICTA).
The training was tailored to the areas of work and real job requirements of nearly 60 specialists from various divisions across both institutions. The goal was not only to familiarize employees with artificial intelligence tools, but also to explain where, how and within what limitations this technology should be used. Practical exercises and real work scenarios made it possible to apply the knowledge gained to daily activities.
The training focused on areas such as creating effective prompts, analyzing and summarizing data, working with documents, optimizing repetitive processes, data security, ethical principles and personal data protection. The topics were determined according to each department’s area of work.
The initiative supports the Artificial Intelligence Strategy’s objectives of improving AI talent and skills, as well as strengthening workforce capacity in artificial intelligence and data management at government institutions.
The continuous and personalized training model is intended to transform AI literacy from general awareness into practical skills and strengthen a culture of more conscious, safe and efficient use of technology. The program’s content is expected to be continuously improved based on participant feedback and the changing needs of structural divisions.
It should be noted that training on this topic has previously been organized for employees of various divisions and institutions of the Ministry of Justice, the Ministry of Agriculture and the Ministry of Science and Education.
