In a significant move to strengthen its national technology landscape, Jordan’s Crown Prince, His Royal Highness Prince Hussein bin Abdullah II, visited the Paris-based global startup hub, Station F, to explore strategic collaboration opportunities. The visit signals Jordan’s proactive approach to integrating with leading international innovation centers to foster growth within its own digital economy.
Fostering International Partnerships
During his visit, the Crown Prince engaged with the management of Station F, the world’s largest startup campus. The discussions centered on potential avenues for partnership and knowledge exchange between the European innovation giant and Jordan’s burgeoning tech scene. His Royal Highness toured the facilities, learned about the diverse businesses nurtured within the campus, and listened to the experiences of several resident startup founders.
Showcasing Jordan’s Digital Ambitions
The Crown Prince presented Jordan’s strategic vision for its digital future, outlining the plans of the National Council for Future Technology to support and expand the digital economy. He highlighted the ongoing national efforts aimed at cultivating an investment-friendly environment specifically tailored for entrepreneurship and innovation, underscoring the Kingdom’s commitment to becoming a leading tech hub in the region.
Highlighting Jordan’s Key Assets
A key focus of the dialogue was Jordan’s distinct investment advantages. The Crown Prince emphasized the strength of the Kingdom’s human capital, pointing to a highly qualified and skilled workforce proficient in the critical fields of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM). This talent pool represents a core asset for international companies and partners looking to establish a presence in the MENA region.
About Station F
Founded in 2017, Station F is the world’s largest startup campus, located in Paris, France. It provides comprehensive services and resources, including office space and specialized facilities, to support early-stage companies. Since its inception, the campus has supported approximately 8,000 startups, creating a vibrant and dynamic ecosystem for global innovation.
Source: Al Qalah News
