Zain Jordan is partnering with the Ministry of Youth to install a central electronic monitoring system connecting 245 sites, enhancing data security and operational efficiency. This initiative includes over 800 surveillance cameras and three years of technical support.
Jordan has partnered with Sustainable World Software to use AI and space technology for forest restoration, aiming to combat deforestation, expand green areas, and support climate change mitigation. This initiative is part of Jordan’s National Plan for Sustainable Agriculture and its Nationally Determined Contributions (NDC).
Jordan’s digital payments have skyrocketed to 19.2 billion dinars in just eight months, a 54% increase from last year, driven by popular platforms like “Click,” “Jumobi,” and “eFAWATEERcom.” This surge reflects a significant shift towards digital financial solutions in the country.
Orange Jordan’s 11th season of the BIG program, launched under Orange Digital Centers, is empowering entrepreneurs to establish their startups. Through interactive sessions with investment experts like Fahed Qteishat from Middle East Venture Partners, participants are learning essential skills for attracting investments and transitioning from ideation to practical implementation in Jordan’s entrepreneurial ecosystem.
The UAE National Pavilion will participate in SOFEX 2024 in Jordan, showcasing advanced defence technologies from leading UAE companies. Supported by the Ministry of Defence and Tawazun Council, the pavilion aims to foster international cooperation, form strategic partnerships, and highlight the UAE’s role as a regional hub for defence innovation and manufacturing.
Zain Jordan has introduced Fiber-to-the-Room (FTTR) technology, providing ultra-fast, reliable internet to every room in a household. This innovative solution, featuring invisible fiber optic cables, sets a new standard for home internet, reflecting Zain’s commitment to technological advancement and improving the digital lives of its customers.
The Jordan Economic Forum urged increased efforts to integrate digital technology across sectors to boost the national economy. Emphasizing the importance of digital capabilities and innovation, the forum called for investment in research, development, and digital skills to enhance operational efficiency and global competitiveness, advocating for collaboration between government and the private sector.
The Ministry of Digital Economy and Entrepreneurship (MoDEE) hosted the “Game Masters” roundtable at King Hussein Business Park to strengthen Jordan’s gaming industry. The event brought together developers, investors, and industry leaders to foster collaboration, share knowledge, and explore new opportunities, highlighting MoDEE’s commitment to supporting the growth of local gaming talent.
The UNESCO MIL Youth Hackathon highlighted the achievements of Jordan’s Youth Media Literacy Ambassadors Program (YMLAP), which won for its impactful community-based projects. This initiative empowers Jordanian youth to combat misinformation and promote media literacy, fostering a more informed and resilient society in the digital age.
The United Nations in Jordan is advancing digital literacy among youth to tackle the high unemployment rates and prepare them for the digital economy. Through programs like “Digital Skills for a Better Future” and “Me and My Mobile,” young Jordanians are gaining crucial skills for employment and personal development.
