Amman Arab University hosted the launch of the FastTrack JordanTech Innovators program and startup camp, bringing together technology startups, representatives of Jordanian universities and stakeholders from the country’s entrepreneurship and innovation ecosystem.
The program is designed to help technology startups develop innovative solutions, test their market potential, strengthen their business models and prepare for expansion and investment, according to the announcement.
The launch included remarks from university officials and representatives of the Scientific Research and Innovation Support Fund, IEEE Jordan Section and the Jordan Engineers Association. It also featured an overview of the program, its monitoring and evaluation process, and the first intensive training sessions for participating entrepreneurs.
The sessions focus on practical skills and tools to help participants turn early-stage projects and prototypes into scalable solutions, while supporting market testing, partnerships and commercial growth.
FastTrack JordanTech is implemented by IMAPCT MENA with joint funding from the German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ) and the European Union, with support from the German Agency for International Cooperation (GIZ) and in cooperation with Jordan’s Ministry of Digital Economy and Entrepreneurship (MoDEE).
Source: Ammon News
