AMMAN — The University of Jordan (UJ) recently signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with TechWorks, a Crown Prince Foundation (CPF) initiative, to support young people in creating and developing their ideas through an integrated umbrella of innovators and entrepreneurs, the Jordan News Agency, Petra, reported.

 

UJ President Abdul Karim Qudah and CPF CEO Tamam Mango signed the MoU outlining cooperation in organising workshops, seminars and conferences to boost students’ communication skills and interactions with researchers.

 

The two sides will also hold training courses on entrepreneurship and other areas to enable UJ’s students to develop their abilities.