The Minister of Digital Economy and Entrepreneurship, Eng. Sami Alsmeirat, sponsored today the activities of the 2025 Graduation Projects Forum at the German Jordanian University, which is considered a vital platform that brings together scientific excellence and technical creativity, highlighting the level of distinction achieved by the university’s students in various scientific and technological fields.
In his opening remarks, Alsmeirat expressed his pride in being at the university and in participating in this distinguished academic event, which reflects the maturity of thought, spirit of innovation, and leadership among the students. He praised the role of the forum as a stimulating platform for the exchange of ideas and the building of bridges of cooperation between students and various vital sectors.
He affirmed that students are the true embodiment of investment in people, noting that “every idea born in the minds of young people has the potential to make an impact, and every project can be the seed of a startup or an innovative solution capable of transforming the future of an entire sector.” He pointed out that the showcased projects are not merely academic requirements but reflect a deep belief in the ability of Jordanian youth to actively contribute to building a competitive digital economy that embodies the aspirations of the nation.
He added that this event aligns with the Economic Modernization Vision by linking higher education outputs to labor market needs, enhancing youth skills, and empowering them to participate effectively in building a knowledge- and technology-based economy, emphasizing that Jordan’s youth are the nation’s driving force and most valuable asset.
For his part, the President of the German Jordanian University, Prof. Dr. Ala’aldeen Al-Halhouli, affirmed that graduation projects represent a genuine reflection of the students’ creativity and their ability to analyze problems and engage with contemporary challenges. He explained that the current era is witnessing a merging of disciplines and a redefinition of our lifestyles and work patterns through advanced technologies such as artificial intelligence, renewable energy, and the Internet of Things, noting that GJU students are not merely adapting to these transformations but are actively contributing to shaping their future.
He pointed out that the forum is a culmination of the university’s efforts in fostering a culture of innovation and in developing curricula that encourage applied research and keep pace with rapid changes, affirming the university’s ongoing commitment to supporting academic and scientific excellence as a pillar of national development and a source of pride.
During the event, students presented concise, innovative, and engaging summaries of their projects. Minister Alsmeirat, accompanied by Prof. Al-Halhouli, toured the project exhibition, where he viewed various examples of student achievements and interacted with them about their ideas and experiences.
At the conclusion of the forum, outstanding students were honored for their graduation projects and were awarded certificates of appreciation in recognition of their efforts and distinguished accomplishments.