Amman Arab University has signed a cooperation memorandum with Entro Gate to support entrepreneurship and innovation among its students.
The agreement was signed by university president Professor Mohammad Al-Widyan and Entro Gate CEO Samar Obaidat. It aims to strengthen the university’s educational environment by helping students develop creative ideas into viable entrepreneurial projects and build skills aligned with labour market needs.
The partnership will also support the exchange of expertise and knowledge, as well as joint initiatives and programmes focused on entrepreneurship, innovation and creative thinking. According to the announcement, the collaboration is intended to provide students with practical experience and encourage them to develop and apply their ideas.
Al-Widyan said the agreement reflects the university’s efforts to build a learning system that is more responsive to the knowledge economy and better able to support entrepreneurial ideas. Obaidat said Entro Gate would support students’ creative projects by providing an environment for innovation, sharing expertise and strengthening practical skills.
Source: Ammon News
