‘Abu-Ghazaleh for Quality in Education’ and ‘Global Vision’ Launch 2nd Batch of ‘Inclusive Digital Teacher Diploma’

AMMAN – Talal Abu-Ghazaleh for Quality Assurance in Education (TAG-EDUQA), a member of Talal Abu-Ghazaleh Global Digital (TAG.GD), inaugurated the first session of the second batch of the Inclusive Digital Teacher Diploma. The program, held under the theme “Applications of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in Supporting Inclusive Education”, is organized in partnership with Global Vision, in cooperation with elite of national and regional educational institutions.

During the opening ceremony, conducted via Zoom, Mr. Loay Abu-Osbeh, executive director at TAG.GD, delivered a speech on behalf of HE Dr. Talal Abu-Ghazaleh, TAG.GD founder and chairman.
In his speech, Mr. Abu-Osbeh conveyed Dr. Abu-Ghazaleh’s appreciation to the program organizers, emphasizing the TAG.GD’s pride in its fruitful partnership with Global Vision, which serves as a successful model of collaboration between the private sector and international organizations in advancing education and community development.  

He added that this collaboration aligns with Dr. Abu-Ghazaleh’s vision of promoting inclusive education and driving digital transformation in learning and his belief that teachers are the cornerstone of educational development, and that equipping them with technology and AI tools is essential for creating a comprehensive education system focused on quality and innovation.

Mr. Abu-Osbeh further expressed his gratitude and appreciation to Mr. Riadh Zammali, director manager of Global Vision Foundation, for his continuous support and dedicated efforts in empowering teachers and fostering inclusive learning environments. He further thanked Dr. Maria Tawalbeh, TAG-EDUQA executive director, for her leading role in implementing the cooperation agreement with Global Vision, as well as her ongoing follow-up to ensure the diploma programs are delivered in accordance with the highest standards of quality and excellence.

For his part, Mr. Zammali expressed his pride in this partnership, describing it as an effective model for integrating efforts between educational and developmental institutions to achieve meaningful and sustainable change in the Arab education sector. He also expressed his appreciation to Dr. Abu-Ghazaleh for his unwavering support for educational and training initiatives and his pioneering role in leveraging modern technologies to serve learning communities.

It is worth mentioning that the first session of the program featured a specialized scientific lecture delivered by Dr. Nazik Zaidan, Head of Smart Learning Department at Mohamed bin Zayed University in the UAE, entitled “Applications of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in Supporting Inclusive Education.” The lecture focused on employing modern technologies to improve teachers’ skills and enhance educational opportunities for all.

The diploma’s program is part of the scholarship project to train one thousand inclusive digital teachers, implemented by TAG-EDUQA in partnership with Global Vision. It aims at enhancing digital transformation and strengthening teachers’ capacities in inclusive education, to support Sustainable Development Goals, and ultimately fostering a more inclusive and efficient education system.