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Amman, August 3, 2025 – As part of its ongoing efforts to foster a supportive environment for entrepreneurs and empower them to attract investments and promote their products and services—strengthening Jordan’s position as a regional leadership hub—Zain Jordan, through its innovation platform (ZINC) and under the "Zain Initiative" program, has signed a support and funding agreement with the AI and data analytics startup "LeafleX."

The agreement was signed by Zain Jordan CEO Fahad Al Jassem and LeafleX founder Hamza Jadallah. This agreement reflects Zain’s continued commitment to supporting youth-led entrepreneurial projects by providing necessary funding, training, mentoring, and consultancy to help these startups grow and develop. Many of these initiatives offer innovative tech solutions addressing challenges across various sectors, contributing to building a diversified, competitive, and sustainable economy.

Zain’s support includes a cash grant of 15,000 Jordanian Dinars plus one year of logistical support encompassing accounting services, legal assistance, technical consultations, branding, media promotion via social platforms, marketing services, and market entry facilitation.

LeafleX specializes in developing AI and data analytics solutions tailored for the healthcare sector and pharmaceutical industries.

Zain’s innovation platform (ZINC) annually launches the "Zain Initiative" to support new groups of young entrepreneurs and startups in Jordan, reinforcing the entrepreneurship ecosystem. Over the years, the program has received thousands of ideas, helped convert hundreds into operational companies, and contributed to enriching the local market with startups in emerging fields aligned with evolving market needs. To date, 253 Jordanian startups have benefited from the platform’s support across various sectors, creating new job opportunities and boosting the national economy.

Selected startups and ideas under the program receive total grants and cash support amounting to 75,000 JOD—10,000 JOD per startup and 15,000 JOD per entrepreneurial idea—enabling founders to develop business models after validating their feasibility and market fit, alongside one year of comprehensive logistical support.