Over six days, participants in the 2026 Digital Transformation and Artificial Intelligence Camp took part in a learning experience that went beyond exploring concepts and digital tools. They worked in teams, explored real community challenges, and developed ideas aimed at addressing practical needs.

On the camp’s final day, this journey culminated in the presentation of 14 community-focused and technology-driven projects developed by the participating teams, marking a transition from learning and planning to presenting solutions with potential for further development.

The projects covered a range of areas, including healthcare, services, and community opportunities. They were: Ghitha Aamin, Wareed, Injaz, MEDLINE, Duwar AI, جرعتي, Darb Aden, Muntalaq, Rasd, Shagheer, Daleeli Al-Sehi, VOLINK, Fursati, and SMEA.

During the presentations, teams introduced their project ideas, objectives, operating models, and target groups before discussing them with the judging panel. This gave participants an opportunity to test their ideas, receive feedback, and evaluate their solutions from different perspectives.

The 14 projects represented more than the final outputs of the camp. They reflected a practical journey in which participants moved from acquiring knowledge to applying it, and from developing ideas to working on solutions that respond to real-world needs.

This experience highlights the importance of providing young people with learning and practical spaces where they can explore their abilities, collaborate, experiment with ideas, and use technology and artificial intelligence to develop solutions with potential for future growth.

From ideas to solutions. From training to application.