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watanna alywm- As part of its ongoing efforts to support entrepreneurship and innovation in the Kingdom, the Jordan Design and Development Bureau (JODDB) and Orange Jordan signed a strategic cooperation agreement on the sidelines of the Special Operations Forces Exhibition and Conference (SOFEX 2026), aimed at empowering startups and creating greater opportunities for their development and growth.
Summary
The agreement brings together JODDB’s technical and engineering capabilities with Orange Digital Center’s (ODC) expertise in supporting the entrepreneurship and innovation ecosystem, contributing to the development of solutions that meet market needs and support the growth of Jordan’s digital economy. The agreement was signed by the Director General of JODDB, Major General (Ret.) Eng. Ayman Ahmad Al-Batran, and the CEO of Orange Jordan, Eng.
Philippe Mansour. The agreement focuses on supporting promising startups through mentoring and guidance programs, bootcamps, incubations and business development activities. It also includes joint innovation initiatives, such as hackathons and innovation challenges in artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, augmented and virtual reality, the Internet of Things (IoT), and robotics.
The CEO of Orange Jordan, Eng. Philippe Mansour, emphasized that this partnership with JODDB brings together entrepreneurial, technological, and engineering expertise, reflecting both parties’ shared commitment to fostering innovation and supporting startups in line with the Kingdom’s economic and social development goals. He added that the partnership reinforces Orange Jordan’s role as the Kingdom’s true responsible digital leader and its continued investment in the entrepreneurship ecosystem through the Orange Digital Center and its strategic partnerships.
By giving startups access to specialized knowledge and resources, the collaboration will...
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