The inaugural EU-Jordan Business Forum showcased Orange Jordan’s transformation into an economic enabler, highlighting substantial investments in digital infrastructure and innovative projects like the “Innovation Space,” emphasizing their strategic partnership with the EU.
Orange Jordan sponsored the first Jusoor Labs conference, enhancing educational experiences through virtual labs. Jusoor Labs, a BIG by Orange startup, launched a new mobile app and aims to expand its user base and market presence. Orange Jordan’s continuous support fosters innovation and community development.
Mercy Corps and Queen for Change launched the Tahammul digital platform in Jordan to address climate change. The platform aims to improve cooperation, resource allocation, and transparency in climate action. Key dialogues at the launch focused on securing climate financing and building resilience through policies, technology, and protecting vulnerable groups.
Orange Jordan sponsored and participated in job fairs at several Jordanian universities, offering students career opportunities and digital programs like the Coding Academy and Fabrication Lab. These efforts aim to bridge the gap between academic education and labor market requirements, fostering students’ technical and soft skills.
Jordan Source participated in the inaugural EU-Jordan Business Forum, promoting Jordan’s ICT sector and fostering international connections. Minister Ahmad Hanandeh highlighted Jordan’s achievements and the role of Jordan Source in bridging global corporations with the local market. The event facilitated discussions on trade, investment opportunities, and strategic partnerships.
Orange Jordan’s 5G Agriculture Bootcamp trained 18 participants in adopting new technologies for sustainable farming. The program aims to enhance productivity, combat challenges like desert locusts, and promote economic growth. Graduates will lead innovations in agriculture, supported by AI and 5G, fostering long-term development in Jordan.
As the Middle East continues to advance its broadband infrastructure, the potential for a fully connected, high-speed future seems imminent.
Orange Jordan launched the third season of its AI Incubator, in partnership with ISSF and PSUT. The program received 108 applications, shortlisted to 7 finalists. The AI Incubator aims to support AI-based startups and students, enhancing their skills, securing investments, and fostering socio-economic development in Jordan.
Orange Jordan and the Norwegian Refugee Council have launched a free three-month digital skills training program for Jordanian youth in Irbid. Part of the ‘Najahna – Our Success’ project, the program aims to enhance programming and digital manufacturing skills, empowering participants for the job market.
Orange Jordan has launched Fiber to the Room (FTTR) and Wi-Fi 6 technologies, providing customers with high-speed, reliable internet. Covering 1 million households across main cities and governorates, these advancements ensure strong, stable connections for all family members, revolutionizing internet services in Jordan.
