Amman Arab University and Dinarak Explore Enhancing Cooperation in Entrepreneurship, Innovation, and Digital Financial Services
Professor Dr. Mohammad Al-Widyan, President of Amman Arab University, received in his office a delegation from Dinarak. The delegation included Mr. Asem Daoud, Business Development Manager; Dr. Hadel Tbeishat, Head of Project Management; Dr. Yousef Al-Falahat, Head of Customers and Merchants Department; and Mr. Ahmad Al-Jouna, Operations Manager at Dinarak. The meeting aimed to enhance joint cooperation in entrepreneurship, creativity, innovation, finance, payment solutions systems, and other areas of mutual interest, coordinated by the Center for Creativity, Innovation, and Entrepreneurship at Amman Arab University.
Attended by Ms. Nadia Al-Qudaimat, Assistant President for Financial and Administrative Affairs; Dr. Samer Ayasrah, Director of the Center for Creativity, Innovation, and Entrepreneurship; Mr. Hatem Qashou, Director of Financial Affairs; Ms. Mai Jaradat, Director of the Consultations and Training Center; and Mr. Yousef Al-Khalid from the Center for Creativity, Innovation, and Entrepreneurship, Dr. Al-Widyan outlined the university’s vision, mission, colleges, and unique specializations. These include the College of Aviation Sciences, College of Applied Medical Sciences, Master’s programs in Pharmacovigilance and Regulatory Affairs, Arbitration and Commercial Dispute Resolution, and Strategic Management—all aligned with labor market demands and regional needs.
Dr. Al-Widyan highlighted the university’s pioneering role in fostering entrepreneurship and innovation through its specialized center, which incubates student ventures, provides technical guidance, and organizes competitions, training programs, and workshops to develop entrepreneurial skills and creative thinking. He noted the university’s partnerships with local and international institutions to bolster innovation, its contribution to national youth and entrepreneurship initiatives, and its belief in entrepreneurship as a key driver of the knowledge economy. He also emphasized the university’s distinguished global rankings, reflecting its commitment to academic quality, excellence in education and research, program development, and active engagement with local, governmental, and international entities.
