Amman: The Information and Communications Technology Association (INTAJ) and Migrate Company have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to advance the “Platform” initiative, an endeavor spearheaded by the Ministry of Digital Economy and Entrepreneurship.
In a statement issued on Thursday, INTAJ outlined that the MoU is designed to facilitate engagement with its members and foster connections with business incubators and accelerators. This collaboration aims to provide startups with essential services such as training, mentorship, and business development.
Under this agreement, INTAJ will collaborate with industry experts to offer guidance across various domains, including business strategy, technology development, market expansion, and operational efficiency, ensuring holistic support for participating startups.
Migrate, on its part, will forge strategic partnerships with companies and official entities, introducing them to the initiative, assessing their suitability, and categorizing them based on th
eir expertise to align with the “Platform’s” objectives. Additionally, Migrate will coordinate and design training schedules and programs, while compiling and sharing general statistics on the courses conducted, to keep members and beneficiaries informed.
Both CEOs underscored the significance of this strategic partnership, emphasizing that the collaboration aims to ensure the success of the “Platform” initiative.
The initiative seeks to create an ideal environment for young technology enthusiasts and emerging companies, enabling them to capitalize on available opportunities, secure quality employment, and drive growth and innovation within the information technology sector.
Source: Jordan News Agency