The Deanship of Student Affairs at the Jordan University of Science and Technology, in cooperation with the Crown Prince Foundation, organized specialized dialogue sessions and interactive activities on Sunday, attended by a group of students and interested parties.

The sessions focused on the digital skills required for success in the modern era, within an awareness-raising and interactive framework aimed at empowering youth with the cognitive and technical tools that help them adapt to the demands of a rapidly changing labor market.

Dean of Student Affairs, Professor Majed M. Masadeh, said, "Organizing such events aligns with the university's vision of preparing a generation capable of facing the challenges of the future by enhancing our students' digital and entrepreneurial skills."

For her part, Tina Sweis, Director of the “42 Amman" Program, a program of the Crown Prince Foundation, emphasized the importance of cooperation with national universities, noting that empowering youth with digital tools is no longer an option but a necessity. She explained that the Crown Prince Foundation is continuously working to provide platforms and opportunities that enhance their capabilities in this field.

A number of participating students expressed their great benefit from the sessions, stressing that they provided them with clear insights into the skills currently in demand and inspired them to explore ways to develop themselves digitally.

This event is part of a series of joint initiatives between the university and the Crown Prince Foundation aimed at enhancing Jordanian youth's future readiness and building their digital capabilities in line with the rapid transformations in the world of technology and the digital economy.

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