Amman: King Hussein Business Park (KHBP) and the Information and Communications Technology Association of Jordan (Int@j) have joined forces to launch Jordan's first fully integrated smart virtual business platform, the KHBP Virtual Complex, set to debut later this year.
According to Jordan News Agency, the agreement was formalized by Int@j CEO Nidal Bitar, KHBP CEO Ammar Izziddin, and Basheer Hinnawi, founder and CEO of Hydra Software, the technical partner for the venture. This collaboration aims to bolster international, regional, and local companies, including startups, by providing an advanced digital environment for managing operations virtually, complete with virtual office spaces and supporting digital services.
The initiative is expected to enhance KHBP's presence within Jordan's digital economy by expanding networking opportunities and facilitating market and investment access. Izziddin emphasized that this partnership aligns with KHBP's vision to create more interconnected business environments, reinforcing Jordan's position as a regional business and innovation hub.
Bitar highlighted the collaboration's role in supporting Jordan's technology and entrepreneurship sectors, underscoring the importance of partnerships that drive the adoption of digital solutions and prepare companies for the digital economy. The KHBP Virtual Complex will serve as a digital business city, offering virtual workspaces, conferences, meetings, and networking opportunities, facilitating direct engagement with clients and partners through advanced communication technologies.