French-Azerbaijani University (UFAZ) and the Innovation and Digital Development Agency have announced a new collaboration aimed at providing continuous learning opportunities to professionals seeking to enhance their skills and acquire new knowledge.

Through its Learning Center, UFAZ is offering a unique and innovative approach to learning that is tailored to meet the needs of today's workforce. At the same time, the Technest Scholarship Program, offered by the Ministry of Digital Development and Transport of Azerbaijan, is designed to create a social community of skilled and entrepreneurial individuals who can effectively contribute to the computer-related labor market.

The first collaboration between UFAZ and the Ministry of Digital Development and Transport of Azerbaijan was a course titled "Deep Learning for Image Processing: From Theory to Industry 4.0." The two-month-long course was conducted in a hybrid mode, and it was offered to a selected group of 15 learners. The course was taught by Professor Karim Tout from Strasbourg University and provided an excellent opportunity for the learners to develop practical skills and knowledge in the field of image processing in the technology industry.

This collaboration is a significant step towards bridging the skills gap and enhancing the employability of professionals in the digital age. UFAZ and Innovation and Digital Development Agency are committed to providing innovative learning opportunities that are accessible and relevant to professionals seeking to stay ahead of the curve in today's dynamic job market.

During a meeting before the certificate ceremony UFAZ management expressed their gratitude to IDDA for their collaboration and support. The meeting also focused on future prospects for collaboration between UFAZ and IDDA. Both parties expressed their interest in continuing their cooperation and discussed the possibility of launching another training program on Artificial Intelligence in September.

UFAZ and IDDA are committed to continuing their cooperation and launching new initiatives to advance the field of artificial intelligence.