Amman:Jordan achieved significant milestones in the digital economy, cybersecurity, telecommunications, and postal sectors in September, as detailed in the Ministry of Government Communication's latest report.
According to Jordan News Agency, a key highlight was a memorandum of understanding between the Ministry of Digital Economy and Entrepreneurship and Saudi AI company HUMAIN, aimed at enhancing cooperation and technological capabilities. Jordan also hosted the regional launch of the World Development Report 2026, underscoring its commitment to integrating AI for economic advancement.
The ministry introduced "Irtiqa," a national framework to evaluate digital transformation across the public sector, covering various aspects to enhance digital maturity and prioritize development.
In cybersecurity, the National Cybersecurity Center (NCSC) partnered with the UAE Cyber Security Council and concluded its "Masar" training program. The NCSC also organized public awareness initiatives on digital safety and participated in the Global Quantum Drill, achieving a commendable seventh place.
The Telecommunications Regulatory Commission (TRC) participated in significant forums and conducted regulatory activities, including inspections and addressing health concerns related to radiofrequency. It also processed numerous customs and import approvals for telecommunications equipment.
In the postal sector, the Jordan Post Company signed an agreement to utilize its branches for TAG-DIT exams and provided training to university students, fostering practical digital skills and workplace readiness.