Ma’an, July 15 (Petra) — Al-Hussein bin Talal University (AHU),
represented by its Faculty of Information Technology and the Deanship
of Student Affairs, has hosted an introductory exhibition for the
“Jordan Programmers (JoCodes)” program to showcase its digital
training pathways to students.

The program is an initiative of the Youth, Technology, and Jobs
project under the Ministry of Digital Economy and Entrepreneurship,
implemented in cooperation with the Hello World company and the Crown
Prince Foundation.

The exhibition, held in the lobby of the Deanship of Student Affairs,
drew significant interest from university students, academic staff,
and administrative personnel. The initiative offers free, self-paced
training tracks in artificial intelligence, data analysis, web
programming, and Android application development, culminating in
accredited professional certificates.

Sumaya Abu Saleh, the university’s coordinator and liaison officer
with the Ministry of Digital Economy and Entrepreneurship, said the
university is committed to enhancing students’ digital skills and
aligning educational outcomes with labor market demands. She noted
that the program provides a qualitative opportunity to empower
students and boost their professional readiness.

Moamen Abu Househ, communications manager for the JoCodes program,
expressed pride in collaborating with Al-Hussein bin Talal
University, stressing the importance of reaching youth across
Jordanian universities to equip them with future-ready skills.

Ahmad Al-Shamayleh, the communications coordinator for the southern
region, praised the high engagement at the exhibition, confirming
that support will continue to help students take full advantage of
the training opportunities.

The event concluded with a large number of students registering for
the program, marking a successful step in the ongoing cooperation
between the university and the Ministry of Digital Economy and
Entrepreneurship to support digital transformation and youth skill
development.

//Petra// AF