Amman: Zain Jordan, through its Zain Innovation Campus (ZINC), has signed a cooperation agreement with the Crown Prince Foundation (CPF), becoming a strategic partner of the “42 Irbid” program. The initiative builds on the success of “42 Amman,” launched in 2023 under CPF’s economic participation track.
According to Jordan News Agency, the agreement was signed by CPF CEO Tammam Mango and Zain Jordan CEO Fahad Al-Jasim. “42 Irbid” serves as a northern extension of the “42 Amman” program, aiming to reach youth in Irbid, Mafraq, Jerash, and Ajloun. The program seeks to equip participants with advanced digital and programming skills aligned with labor market demands.
Under the agreement, Zain will provide the “42 Irbid” site with modern computer systems, internet and telecom services, and support in executing awareness and community outreach initiatives. The company will also help cultivate a vibrant programming community by organizing training sessions and activities, particularly at public universities that host Zain’s innovation platforms.
This partnership is part of a broader effort to foster digital literacy and expand youth participation in the technology sector across Jordan.