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Umniah by Beyon, recognized as the Best Mobile Network in Jordan, supported the Amman Academy Model United Nations Conference (AAMUN 2026) as the event’s Official Telecommunications Partner.
Summary
The conference was recently held in Amman, bringing together students with a keen interest in international affairs, diplomacy, and technology. The conference gave students the opportunity to participate in simulated United Nations sessions and engage in discussions, negotiations, and debates on a range of global challenges. Through an interactive environment, participants were encouraged to exchange ideas, consider different perspectives, and work collaboratively to explore solutions to complex international issues.
AAMUN 2026 focused on developing participants’ leadership, strategic thinking, negotiation, and geopolitical analysis skills, while deepening their understanding of international affairs and diplomatic processes. This year’s edition also explored emerging issues at the intersection of technology and global governance, including artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, digital infrastructure, and technological transformation, as well as their growing impact on societies and policymaking. Umniah’s partnership with the academy reflects its commitment to supporting initiatives that create new opportunities for young people to learn, grow, and explore the fields of technology and innovation.
As part of its broader efforts to contribute to Jordan’s future, Umniah continues to support initiatives that help equip the next generation with the digital knowledge, skills, and capabilities needed to navigate and benefit from the opportunities created by digital transformation. Dina Al Daoud, Director of Brand and Corporate Communications at Umniah, said: “Preparing the leaders of tomorrow goes beyond developing strong communication and negotiation skills. It also requires building a deeper...
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