Senegal Space Agency Director highlights AI and innovation in preparing young people for future jobs The Director General of the Senegalese Space Studies Agency (ASES), Maram Kaire, has highlighted the role of innovation, artificial intelligence (AI) and emerging technologies in shaping the future of work during discussions at the Dakar 2026 Youth Olympic Games (YOG Dakar 2026). Kaire participated on November 5 in the Olympic Values Cases, held under the theme “Innovation, AI and the Future of Work”, where discussions focused on changes in the professional world, opportunities offered by new technologies and the skills young people need to prepare for future employment. The session provided an opportunity to examine how technological developments are transforming the workplace and creating new professional opportunities, while highlighting the importance of equipping young people with the knowledge and skills required to adapt to these changes. ASES emphasised the importance of knowledge and innovation in preparing the next generation for emerging employment opportunities, noting that the future is also built through knowledge and innovation. MWC Doha 26: Côte d’Ivoire and GSMA sign MoU to improve smartphone affordability ITU PP-26 Doha: African Union calls for integrated energy and digital infrastructure planning to support Africa’s AI ambitions ITU PP-26 Doha: Ghana calls for results-driven ITU strategic plan to bridge Africa’s digital divide ITU PP-26 Doha: Namibia reaffirms commitment to inclusive digital transformation at ITU Conference MWC Doha 26: Côte d’Ivoire and GSMA sign MoU to improve smartphone affordability ITU PP-26 Doha: African Union calls for integrated energy and digital infrastructure planning to support Africa’s AI ambitions ITU PP-26 Doha: Ghana calls for results-driven ITU strategic plan to bridge Africa’s digital divide ITU PP-26 Doha: Namibia reaffirms commitment to inclusive digital transformation at ITU Conference ITU PP-26 Doha: iPRIS Alumni reconnect at ITU Plenipotentiary Conference in Doha to strengthen regulatory cooperation ITU PP-26 Doha: Gabon seeks ITU Council seat for 2027–2030 at ITU Plenipotentiary Conference in Doha We may use cookies or any other tracking technologies when you visit our website, including any other media form, mobile website, or mobile application related or connect... Read more about cookies