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Amman, Jan. 19 (Petra) — His Royal Highness Crown Prince Al Hussein bin Abdullah II chaired a regular meeting of the National Council for Future Technology on Monday, to discuss the council’s progress and future plans.
During the meeting, attended by Prime Minister Jafar Hassan, who is chairman of the council, the Crown Prince commended the efforts of the council’s members during its first year.
The initiatives implemented by the council over the past year were reviewed during the meeting, particularly in the areas of education, health, and improving services for citizens, in addition to the council’s future plans and their desired impact.
His Royal Highness emphasized the importance of the private sector’s role in adopting and developing artificial intelligence tools to keep pace with global developments and enhance the competitive edge of the local economy.
The Crown Prince also reiterated the importance of developing and expanding the council’s initiatives, in line with feedback from service recipients, and working to implement new initiatives that serve citizens.
//Petra// NQ
19/01/2026 17:00:17