Vice President of the Amman Chamber of Industry, Eng. Musa Al-Saket, said that the Made in Jordan campaign will seek to enhance innovation and innovation in order to contribute to the development of the national industry.

"The development of creativity and innovation among young people is becoming increasingly important at the moment," said Al-Saket, who signed a Memorandum of Understanding (Moue) between the Wassal Awareness and Education Foundation and the Made in Jordan campaign at the Amman Chamber of Industry yesterday. Challenges facing national industries in the local market and export markets by encouraging Jordanian industrialists to find innovative solutions to develop their products through innovation.

Al-Saket welcomed the cooperation with the Wassel Foundation for awareness raising and education in the implementation of joint projects and activities that will contribute to building Jordanian youth's capacities and increasing their opportunities in the community. These activities will include workshops and seminars for Jordanian youth to give them more opportunities to develop and become more involved in the process of making the decision, in addition to directing the youth beneficiaries of these programs to the centres of business incubators to help them develop their business.

The memorandum of cooperation also included a review of the success stories of the industrialists, urging them to follow them, as well as providing information on the investment map in the different governorates of the Kingdom, how to obtain and pay loans and mechanisms to start establishing businesses.

WELC is a non-profit organization that promotes the concept of a unified Jordanian identity and provides a platform for young people from all over the Kingdom to engage with each other through workshops organized by the Foundation to raise awareness and empower young people socially and economically to work together towards a single Jordanian identity. Which gives young people a holistic view that is not limited to their geographical areas.

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