◆ DIBBA AL HISN · SHARJAH EAST COAST
Generative AI Trainer in Dibba Al Hisn — Hitesh Motwani
I work as a Generative AI Trainer in Dibba Al Hisn for the teams that keep the Sharjah side of town running: the municipality and its councils, the Chamber branch, heritage and festival organisers, schools and community services. We build every exercise on the minutes, notices, service replies and reports your people already write, in the AI tools your entity has approved.
The town is about 90 minutes by road from Sharjah city, so we usually begin live online, and I travel to the east coast when a full-day group justifies it.
✓ Designed to sit beside the Sharjah Digital Department’s central AI programmes, not compete with them · ✓ Arabic and English drafting practice, with a fluent colleague approving what gets published · ✓ Written for professionals: my book Generative AI 360° (ZebraLearn, 2025) · ✓ Latest verified UAE engagement: Jeebly’s leadership team in Dubai, September 2026
◆ WHAT YOUR OFFICE GETS
What a council or department gets from hiring me
◆ THE ROLE
What a generative AI trainer does for a public-service team
The work is practical coaching: how to brief tools such as Microsoft Copilot, ChatGPT, Gemini or NotebookLM, how to check what comes back, and where they must not be used. In a public office that last part matters most: a tool can misquote a council decision or invent a date on a heritage panel.
Generic courses tour features. For Sharjah-side teams I do something narrower:
- Review the documents that take most of your team's time before designing anything
- Draft those documents with and without AI, side by side, in both languages
- Check every public text for facts, figures, names and tone
- Agree a one-page note on approved tools and data that stays out
- Revisit after a month to see which habits held
◆ WHY DIBBA AL HISN
Why AI skills matter on the Sharjah side of Dibba
Dibba Al Hisn is the most northerly of Sharjah’s three east-coast towns, a semi-exclave between Dibba Al Fujairah to the south and Oman’s Dibba Al Baya to the north, with about 15,000 residents at the 2022 census. Small as it is, it has a full Sharjah government set-up: Dibba Al Hisn City Municipality, created under Sharjah Law No. 2 of 2004 after years of being run from Khor Fakkan; a Municipal Council; a Suburb Council formed by Emiri Decree in November 2024; a Parents Council; and a Sharjah Chamber of Commerce and Industry branch.
All of that runs on writing. The municipality delivered 17,893 services in 2024, including 5,738 sewer requests and 1,920 Sharjah Call Center requests. The Municipal Council spent 2025 reviewing the 2026 project list, and 2026 brought the Al Hisn Island Bridge, a SEWA natural-gas network and a 55,000-seedling planting drive, each needing public updates.
Sharjah is also training its own staff in AI: the Sharjah Digital Department’s Data and AI Mastery Programme is running a second cohort of 40 employees from 25 entities under the Digital Transformation Strategy 2026–2028. These programmes are emirate-wide and centrally run, and none targets Dibba Al Hisn. A short local session helps the people who write the town’s notices and minutes apply them at their own desks.
◆ WHO IT'S FOR
Sharjah-side teams I train
◆ BEFORE AND AFTER
Seven Sharjah-side workflows, before and after
These are workflows I teach, not results from a past Dibba Al Hisn client. Every example uses anonymised or public material.
◆ HOW I WORK
How I work, and what you can check
I’m Hitesh Motwani, a corporate generative AI trainer and the founder of Skillopedia, a registered UAE company (Skillopedia FZC LLC), working with UAE teams on-site. You can read my full background here.
With public offices I start from the paperwork, not the product: which documents take longest, who checks them, and what must never leave the building. My book follows the same practical line.
- Author of Generative AI 360° (ZebraLearn, 2025), a 472-page practical guide to ChatGPT, image tools and no-code AI workflows for professionals
- Recent UAE work includes an AI Excellence Workshop for the leadership team at Jeebly in Dubai (September 2026), and hands-on leadership training for Transworld Group
- 17+ years training professionals, and focused on generative AI since 2023
- More than 200,000 professionals trained across my career in digital marketing and AI, and 600+ organisations on Skillopedia’s published client list, across 16+ countries (my and Skillopedia’s records)
- A 4.8/5 average post-session rating across 300+ surveyed participants (Skillopedia’s records)
- Listed as visiting faculty at K J Somaiya Institute of Management; guest on Tata Tele Business Services’ Do Big podcast on generative AI for SMEs (December 2023)
Related: My book · full background here
Hitesh Motwani
Founder, Skillopedia · Author, Generative AI 360° (ZebraLearn, 2025)
◆ GOVERNANCE
Using AI safely inside a Sharjah government entity
The UAE Personal Data Protection Law (Federal Decree-Law No. 45 of 2021) excludes government authorities and their data, and health data has its own rules. Municipal, council and federal staff follow their entity’s data and AI policies and Sharjah Digital Department guidance; private businesses, including Chamber members, fall under the PDPL.
The municipality already works to four ISO standards, so AI use can follow the same documented habits:
◆ LOCAL SECTORS
Where AI fits across Dibba Al Hisn's institutions
◆ SERVICE AREA
Dibba Al Hisn and the rest of the east coast
Dibba Al Hisn and Dibba Al Fujairah form one continuous town under two governments. This page covers the Sharjah side’s public and community teams; my page for resort, dive and port teams across Dibba covers the rest. Private businesses from both sides can share a session, but government work is always planned separately.
Along the coast, Khor Fakkan, about 43 km south, has its own page, as does Kalba. For emirate-wide projects see my main Sharjah page, and for directors, my leadership briefings for Sharjah directors.
◆ PROOF
Named work, and why it transfers to public offices
I haven’t run a session in Dibba Al Hisn, and I won’t pretend otherwise. These named engagements are the closest match to Sharjah-side work.
- "The workshop was very informative and helped me understand the different ways AI could be used. Most importantly, it busted the myth that AI could replace humans." — Vidya Ravi, Research Associate, Claricent Partners
- "Hitesh did a great job raising awareness around the foundational concepts of AI, with a hands-on approach to solving real work problems." — Yogesh Kane, Account Manager, Ateeca
◆ FORMATS AND LOGISTICS
Formats and logistics for Dibba Al Hisn
Online comes first: a two-hour live block fits around council meetings and service-desk rotas. For a full workshop day with enough participants, I come to your premises or a room you arrange on the east coast.
Each engagement is quoted separately on format, preparation, group size and travel, contracted via Skillopedia FZC LLC, a registered UAE company, with an NDA if needed. For a talk rather than a workshop, see my page as an AI keynote speaker in Dibba Al Hisn, or read how my online sessions run.
◆ FAQS
Hiring a Generative AI Trainer in Dibba Al Hisn: common questions
How to draft and check the documents the team already produces: resident notices in two languages, service FAQs, reply templates, statistics narratives and council papers. Examples are anonymised, and every exercise ends with a human review.
No. Programmes such as the Data and AI Mastery Programme are emirate-wide and centrally run. My sessions are small and task-specific, and where staff have attended SDD training I align my examples with it.
No. The PDPL excludes government authorities and government data, so your entity’s own data and AI policies and Sharjah government guidance set the rules. Private businesses, including Chamber members, are covered by it.
Yes, for a full-day workshop with enough participants to justify the drive, with travel included in the quote. Shorter sessions and follow-ups run live online, which suits service-desk rotas.
It can draft and adapt, but it must not be the source. We work only from Sharjah Archaeology Authority or your heritage body’s material, and a specialist checks every date and attribution.
English. We practise producing Arabic drafts with the tools and comparing them with the English version, and a fluent colleague approves anything published.
Yes, in a separate community workshop, covering product descriptions, price lists and customer messages in both languages, without customer data.
Because the buyers differ. The Fujairah side has the resorts, dive centres and port; the Sharjah side is mostly public and community teams working under Sharjah government rules.
I do, for director briefings and the workshops I quote as mine. Anyone else involved is named before you agree anything.
Send me three documents your office writes every month
Tell me your entity, the team and its size, the AI tools you’re allowed to use and three recurring documents, such as minutes, notices or reports. I’ll reply with a suggested format and whether to start online or on-site.
Prefer to talk first? Book a 30-minute call with Hitesh.
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