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Zain Innovation Campus (ZINC) concluded the 2025 edition of the Young Entrepreneurs Society of Jordan (YESJO) program, targeting students from public and private schools across several governorates. The program is held annually during the summer break to develop students’ skills, nurture their talents in technology and innovation, and strengthen their entrepreneurial and creative mindset, preparing them to become active contributors to Jordan’s entrepreneurial ecosystem.

This year, the program was held in four locations: ZINC’s main branch at King Hussein Business Park in Amman, its branch at Yarmouk University in Irbid, Mutah University in Karak, and in Aqaba at the Great Arab Revolt Square.

A total of 89 students participated: 23 in Amman, 23 in Irbid, 23 in Karak, and 20 in Aqaba. Participants experienced a rich educational and interactive journey through workshops and specialized training sessions led by experts. The program covered eight fields: design, programming, robotics, drone building, entrepreneurship, digital manufacturing, video game design and development, and photography and video editing.

Through this initiative, Zain Innovation Campus (ZINC) reaffirmed its commitment to supporting the younger generation by providing a stimulating educational environment that enhances their entrepreneurial and creative abilities and opens new horizons for innovation, enabling them to play a key role in Jordan’s development and progress.