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Estarta are thrilled to announce the successful completion of our 3-part Empowerment Series: Self Discovery Journey, led by Areej Hussain. This series was designed to empower our team members to build a deeper connection with themselves, foster self-love, and unlock their full potential.

The series consisted of three engaging sessions:

1. Dream it, write it, become it: This session focused on setting goals and aspirations, and creating a roadmap for success.
2. Self-Love: In this session, we explored the importance of self-love and self-acceptance and learned how to cultivate a more compassionate and loving relationship with ourselves.
3. Let’s Burn It Out! In this outdoor gathering, team members came together to release fears, limitations, and negativity, and emerged feeling lighter, brighter, and more empowered.

We are grateful to everyone who participated in this series and contributed to its success, and especially to Areej Hussain for her dedication and expertise. The feedback and enthusiasm were overwhelming, and we’re already looking forward to our next empowerment initiative!

Reinforcing its commitment to strong compliance, the United Bank for Commerce & Investment (UBCI) in Libya has implemented Pio-Tech’s advanced Anti-Money Laundering (AML) system. As one of the country’s leading banks, UBCI is enhancing its ability to protect customers and meet international regulatory standards by leveraging modern technology.

The Amman Chamber of Industry (ACI) has officially launched the Waste to Worth platform, available at www.wastetoworth.jo The platform was developed in partnership with Echo Technology to promote industrial symbiosis and advance Jordan’s transition towards a circular economy

The Waste to Worth initiative builds on an earlier agreement signed between ACI and Echo Technology, with the support of the German Development Cooperation (GIZ) under the project “Enhancing Green Activities in Industrial Enterprises”, funded by the German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ). ACI emphasized the importance of this platform as the first digital solution in Jordan for industrial waste exchange, designed to facilitate the reuse and recycling of industrial byproducts. Instead of disposing of waste through costly and traditional means, the platform serves as a strategic tool to connect industries that produce waste with others that can utilize it as raw materials, thereby reducing environmental impact and maximizing economic benefits for all parties involved

The platform provides a digital hub that enables industries and organizations to exchange resources, transform waste into valuable inputs, and build sustainable partnerships. With its modern design and bilingual interface, the platform ensures accessibility for a wide range of users.

Key features of the platform include:

• Resource Exchange Hub – enabling businesses to list available materials and connect with others seeking sustainable alternatives.
• Knowledge Center – providing access to reports, case studies, and best practices in waste management and circular economy.
• News and Events – highlighting initiatives, awareness campaigns, and success stories in the sustainability field.
• Bilingual Access – available in both Arabic and English to serve all stakeholders effectivelyThrough this initiative, ACI reaffirms its commitment to supporting green industry, innovation, and collaboration, while Echo Technology provided the technical expertise to design and develop the platform in line with international standards.

Beyond its technical functions, the Waste to Worth platform represents a comprehensive national system that integrates sustainability with industrial growth. It is designed to act as a long-term enabler for Jordan’s industries, helping them reduce costs, improve competitiveness, and align with global environmental standards. By offering practical solutions for waste reuse and recycling, the platform strengthens Jordan’s position as a regional leader in circular economy practices.

Through this initiative, ACI reaffirms its commitment to supporting green industry, innovation, and collaboration, while Echo Technology provided the technical expertise to design and develop the platform in line with international standards.

Banque Bemo Saudi Fransi, operating in Syria with strong regional connections, improves reporting and decision-making with Bank-BI® Data Warehouse and Regulatory Reporting Solution, gaining clearer insights and smoother operations.

JCB Implemented Pio-Tech’s Collection/Bad Debts Management & Remedial Compliance Management Solutions

Pio-Tech is proud to support Jordan Commercial Bank (JCB) in upgrading its Collection and Remedial operations, enabling more efficient debt recovery and streamlined workflows.

TJDEED Technology, a leading provider of IT solutions and enterprise software services in Jordan, hosted a specialized training session for the University of Jordan on two advanced ManageEngine products: Log360 and AD Audit. The session took place at TJDEED’s Amman office and was conducted by Mr. Hasan Zreqat, Support Manager at TJDEED, with coordination by Mr. Ehab Al Subaih, the Sales Account Manager responsible for the University of Jordan account.

The training aimed to equip the University of Jordan’s IT team with in-depth knowledge and hands-on experience in using Log360, and AD Audit, a powerful Active Directory auditing tool. Led by Mr. Hasan Zreqat, the session covered system deployment, real-time monitoring, compliance auditing, and incident response capabilities.

“At TJDEED, we believe in empowering our clients through technical enablement. This training was not just about product features—it was about building confidence in deploying and maximizing ManageEngine tools to secure and streamline their IT infrastructure,” said Hasan Zreqat, Support Manager at TJDEED.

The initiative underscores TJDEED Technology’s commitment to client success by ensuring smooth implementation and usability of cybersecurity and IT management tools. As the Sales Account Manager for the University of Jordan, Mr. Ehab Al Subaih emphasized the value of building long-term, strategic relationships with key institutions.

“Working closely with a prestigious institution like the University of Jordan is a testament to the trust we’ve built in the IT community. Our goal is to always provide not just solutions, but lasting partnerships grounded in expertise and results,” said Ehab Al Subaih, Sales Account Manager at TJDEED.

Looking ahead, TJDEED Technology is committed to broadening its network of institutional and enterprise clients across Jordan and the region. With a focus on knowledge transfer, client-centric support, and cutting-edge IT solutions such as ManageEngine, TJDEED continues to solidify its reputation as a trusted technology partner for organizations seeking digital resilience and operational excellence.

To learn more about TJDEED’s services, click here.

Echo Technology has completed the development of the official website for the Drivers and Vehicles Licensing Department (DVLD), now available at www.dvld.gov.jo. The project aims to enhance the department’s online presence and improve access to services and information through a user-focused digital platform.

The website was designed to reflect the department’s operational role and service-oriented mission, offering a clear and organized structure that supports user navigation and functionality. Key sections include digital licensing services, mobile service locations, and a service guide detailing procedures and requirements.

To ensure transparency and keep the public informed, the platform also features a media section highlighting official announcements, events, and visual content. Additionally, the information center provides access to reports, initiatives, and awareness materials related to traffic safety and operational excellence.

Accessibility was a core focus during development, with features that allow users to customize display settings such as text size, font style, and contrast ensuring compatibility with a wide range of devices and user needs.