The Information and Communications Technology Association of Jordan (int@j) has launched a service accessible via browser and mobile application to facilitate direct communication between participants at the Middle East and North Africa Communications and Information Technology Forum (MENA ICT Forum 2022).
Through the service, delegates, exhibitors, investors, startups, and speakers can communicate and set up B2B meetings before, during, and after the forum, improving their overall digital experience, according to a press release issued by Int@j on Monday.
The agenda for the forum was also made available by Int@j on its official website, menaictforum.com, and a mobile application. The agenda is divided into two tracks: one is focused on startups, and the other is related to communications and information technology.
In order to make the bilateral meetings “B2B” successful and reap the greatest rewards from joining the forum’s community, the service user will be able to check the specifics, dates, and location of the meetings.
Additionally, this communication service will help participating startups gain access to new markets and enable Startup Village entrepreneurs to connect with potential investors and business partners and schedule meetings.
More than 127 speakers and experts from Jordan, neighboring countries and across the world will be participating in sessions and dialogues in the MENA ICT Forum, which will take place next November 16 and 17 at the Dead Sea, in addition to 67 participants representing 50+ investment funds from the region, including the United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, Iraq, Lebanon, Palestine, Oman, Kuwait, Egypt, Turkey and many others, alongside the Chinese Investment Fund operating in the Middle East and North Africa.
The forum is organized by int@j, in partnership with the Ministry of Digital Economy and Entrepreneurship and in a strategic partnership with the Central Bank of Jordan, as well as Ministry of Investment as Investment Partner on November 16 and 17, at the King Hussein Convention Center in the Dead Sea.
Source: Jordan News Agency