The King Abdullah II Fund for Development (KAFD), in cooperation with Princess Sumaya University for Technology (PSUT), concluded the 2026 "Tech Horizons" Project, graduating 37 participants who completed specialized training programmes in advanced technology fields aimed at developing their technical and practical skills, enhancing their readiness to enter the labour market, and enabling them to keep pace with its evolving demands.

The 2026 training programmes covered specialized areas in software development, digital applications, and advanced technology solutions, with the participation of 37 male and female graduates from disciplines related to Information Technology, Computer Science, and Software Engineering.

KAFD Director General, Dr. Samer Mofleh, said the "Tech Horizons" Project reflects the Fund's commitment to investing in the future skills of Jordanian youth and equipping them with advanced technical competencies that keep pace with rapid developments in the labour market and meet the needs of promising sectors.

He added that the project aligns with the Economic Modernisation Vision and contributes to bridging the gap between educational outcomes and labour market needs by providing specialized training programmes that enhance young people's professional competencies and productivity, while strengthening their ability to compete in local, regional, and international markets.

Dr. Mofleh stressed the importance of the partnership with Princess Sumaya University for Technology in implementing high-quality programmes that keep pace with the latest technological developments and contribute to preparing qualified national talent equipped with the skills and knowledge needed to work across various technology sectors.

For her part, PSUT President, Prof. Dr. Wijdan Abu Elhaija, said the cooperation with the King Abdullah II Fund for Development reflects the importance of integration between academic and development institutions in empowering Jordanian youth and developing their technical and practical skills in line with labour market needs.

She emphasized that empowering young people and equipping them with modern skills and knowledge constitute a key pillar of the vision and directives of Her Royal Highness Princess Sumaya bint El Hassan, Chairperson of the University's Board of Trustees, in strengthening the role of youth in the development process.

She added that the training programmes implemented by the University's Consultancy and Training Centre focused on specialized initiatives that link education with labour market requirements and national development priorities, helping participants acquire practical skills that enhance their career opportunities and ability to keep pace with rapid developments in the Information Technology sector.

The project targets young Jordanian bachelor's degree graduates aged between 21 and 30, specializing in Information Technology, Computer Science, Software Engineering, Computer Information Systems, Business Information Technology, and Mobile Application Development. It also includes individuals with practical experience in the fields covered by the training programmes.
Approximately 50 young men and women benefited from the project during 2025 and 2026.