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HCHF fosters human fraternity through AI-powered tablets in Indonesia
From left: UAE Ambassador to Indonesia H.E. Abdulla Salem AlDhaheri, MUI Chief Kiyai Muhamad Faiz with student, and H.E. Khalid Al Ghaith, Secretary-General of the Higher Committee of Human Fraternity, presenting a tablet. - Astro AWANI
JAKARTA: The Higher Committee of Human Fraternity (HCHF), in collaboration with Yayasan Muda Giat Peduli Indonesia (YMGPI) and Dompet Aman Indonesia hosted by the Indonesia Stock Exchange (IDX), distributed 100 AI-powered educational tablets to students at Amal Khair Yasmin and Daarul Rahman Islamic Boarding School in Jakarta on Monday (July 28).
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Herizal Hazri, Senior Advisor to HCHF in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates (UAE), said he regarded the initiative as an important step in helping students prepare for the future.
“This also helps give them enough exposure to use AI, as well as to learn about financial literacy, which is a core element in developing sustainable communities that promote human fraternity,” he explained.
These AI-enabled devices comes equipped with both Dompet Aman and IDX application which are an interactive, knowledge-driven application designed to provide students with access to both secure digital learning tools and real-time financial market education.
Additionally, participating students will receive financial literacy education from the Indonesian Stock Exchange, empowering them with the knowledge and confidence to navigate the modern financial landscape. All in hope to prepare them for future academic and career opportunities.
Focusing on the underserved communities, the initiative underscores the HCHF’s belief that education is a fundamental human right and a foundation for peace, tolerance, and sustainable development.
In addition, Jeffrey Hendrik, Director of Business Development at IDX, said the event served as a window of opportunity towards a brighter future for the younger generation.
“Financial literacy is a basic skill and a fundamental necessity that every young generation must have for their future,” he emphasized.
On behalf of Dompet Aman, its Deputy CEO, Fardini Novita highlighted how the event alligns with the company’s commitment to social impact through education and sustainability.
“One of our key commitments is supporting children’s education, because we believe that no nation can truly develop without investing in its future generation,” she said.
At the same time, Tania Nordina, Head and Founder of YMGPI said that together with Dompet Aman, an application integrated into the tablet which is set to be launched soon, would help create a lasting sustainability impact.
“The app is designed to connect key aspects such as finance, security, lifestyle, and more,” she noted.
Meanwhile, Renaldi Hasan, 17, a student from Daarul Rahman Islamic Boarding School said he sees the tablet as a valuable tool that enhances his learning process at school.
“Using this tablet allows us to learn new vocabulary in Arabic and English, and discover things we wouldn’t normally have access to such as studying books or materials that are new to our Islamic boarding school,” he said.
HCHF is an international body committed to promoting the values of human unity and cooperation, inspired by the Abu Dhabi Document on Human Fraternity.
The initiative is part of HCHF’s global strategy to promote the ethical use of technology in education and reflects the values of the Abu Dhabi Document on Human Fraternity.
This collaborative effort directly supports United Nations Sustainable Development Goal 4 (SDG4): Ensure inclusive and equitable quality education and promote lifelong learning opportunities for all.
It also intends to build a future rooted in knowledge, empathy and equal opportunity.
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- HCHF, with partners like IDX and Dompet Aman, launched an initiative to provide AI-enabled tablets and financial education to students.
- The program supports underserved communities, aligning with SDG4 and the Abu Dhabi Document on Human Fraternity.
- Students gain access to secure digital learning, real-time market tools, and essential financial literacy for future readiness.
Herizal Hazri, Senior Advisor to HCHF in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates (UAE), said he regarded the initiative as an important step in helping students prepare for the future.
“This also helps give them enough exposure to use AI, as well as to learn about financial literacy, which is a core element in developing sustainable communities that promote human fraternity,” he explained.
These AI-enabled devices comes equipped with both Dompet Aman and IDX application which are an interactive, knowledge-driven application designed to provide students with access to both secure digital learning tools and real-time financial market education.
Additionally, participating students will receive financial literacy education from the Indonesian Stock Exchange, empowering them with the knowledge and confidence to navigate the modern financial landscape. All in hope to prepare them for future academic and career opportunities.
Focusing on the underserved communities, the initiative underscores the HCHF’s belief that education is a fundamental human right and a foundation for peace, tolerance, and sustainable development.
In addition, Jeffrey Hendrik, Director of Business Development at IDX, said the event served as a window of opportunity towards a brighter future for the younger generation.
“Financial literacy is a basic skill and a fundamental necessity that every young generation must have for their future,” he emphasized.
On behalf of Dompet Aman, its Deputy CEO, Fardini Novita highlighted how the event alligns with the company’s commitment to social impact through education and sustainability.
“One of our key commitments is supporting children’s education, because we believe that no nation can truly develop without investing in its future generation,” she said.
At the same time, Tania Nordina, Head and Founder of YMGPI said that together with Dompet Aman, an application integrated into the tablet which is set to be launched soon, would help create a lasting sustainability impact.
“The app is designed to connect key aspects such as finance, security, lifestyle, and more,” she noted.
Meanwhile, Renaldi Hasan, 17, a student from Daarul Rahman Islamic Boarding School said he sees the tablet as a valuable tool that enhances his learning process at school.
“Using this tablet allows us to learn new vocabulary in Arabic and English, and discover things we wouldn’t normally have access to such as studying books or materials that are new to our Islamic boarding school,” he said.
HCHF is an international body committed to promoting the values of human unity and cooperation, inspired by the Abu Dhabi Document on Human Fraternity.
The initiative is part of HCHF’s global strategy to promote the ethical use of technology in education and reflects the values of the Abu Dhabi Document on Human Fraternity.
This collaborative effort directly supports United Nations Sustainable Development Goal 4 (SDG4): Ensure inclusive and equitable quality education and promote lifelong learning opportunities for all.
It also intends to build a future rooted in knowledge, empathy and equal opportunity.