Jordan Post, Youth Ministry Empower Young Entrepreneurs in E-Commerce
▼ Summary
– Sami Al-Daoud and Jordan Post leadership met with the Minister of Youth to discuss improving the e-commerce training program in youth centers.
– The program is part of a joint agreement between Jordan Post and the Ministry of Youth to empower youth with digital commerce skills.
– Training covers both basic and advanced e-commerce topics, including how to establish, manage, and grow online businesses.
– The initiative aims to increase youth participation in digital entrepreneurship and access to local and global markets.
– This collaboration supports national efforts to expand opportunities for young Jordanians in the digital economy and foster innovation and growth.
A new partnership between the Jordan Post Company and the Ministry of Youth is set to provide comprehensive e-commerce training to young people throughout the Kingdom. This initiative aims to equip the next generation with the practical skills required to launch and scale successful online businesses.
During a recent meeting, Sami Al-Daoud, the Chairperson of the Jordan Post Company’s board, joined Dr. Raed Al-Adwan, the Minister of Youth, and Hanadi Al-Tayeb, the Director General of Jordan Post. Their discussions centered on strengthening the rollout of the specialized e-commerce training program within the national network of youth centers. This effort falls under a broader collaborative agreement signed by the two organizations.
The program’s curriculum is designed to cover a wide spectrum of e-commerce topics. It offers both foundational and advanced levels of instruction, guiding participants through the entire process of establishing a digital storefront, managing daily operations, and implementing strategies for business growth. The core objective is to foster greater involvement in digital entrepreneurship among Jordanian youth.
By providing this essential knowledge, the initiative seeks to unlock significant economic potential. It empowers young entrepreneurs to access not only local customer bases but also to tap into international markets. This collaboration is a clear reflection of a national drive to create more substantial opportunities within the digital economy. Ultimately, the goal is to position young Jordanians at the forefront of innovation, enabling them to make meaningful contributions to the country’s broader economic development.
(Source: MEA Tech Watch)
