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The Information and Communications Technology Association of Jordan (int@j) visited the new premises of Ad-Tech, where int@j CEO Mr. Nidal Bitar and Membership and Business Development Manager Mr. Basel Al Haqash were warmly received by Ad-Tech’s CEO Mr. Maumoun Dawood, COO Mr. Ahmad Dawood and HR & Admin Manager Mr. Bilal Al Khawaja.

The visit highlighted int@j’s ongoing commitment to supporting ICT companies and celebrating their growth within Jordan’s digital ecosystem.

ProgressSoft is honored to contribute to the rollout of nationwide electronic mandate management services (e-Mandates) in Oman, an initiative led by the Central Bank of Oman (CBO) to enhance direct debit services and mark a significant advancement in the modernization of the country’s digital payment infrastructure.

This strategic initiative introduces a fully electronic process for individuals and businesses to issue, process and fulfill direct debit mandates, advancing into a new era of enhanced operational efficiency and supporting digital processing mechanisms in the financial sector.

At the core of this transformation is ProgressSoft’s central Mandate Management System, deployed at CBO as an automated platform to manage the complete lifecycle of direct debit mandates, including initiation, amendment, cancellation and payment tracking.

Banks in Oman are now seamlessly integrating with the central platform at CBO using ProgressSoft’s participant Mandate Management System, while interfacing with their digital channels and obtaining customer consent through ProgressSoft’s channels Mandate Management System. ProgressSoft currently provides this end-to-end solution to 14 banks across the Sultanate, ensuring efficient communication across existing infrastructures and enabling streamlined direct debit operations nationwide.

“We are honored to support the Central Bank of Oman in its pioneering efforts to enhance the nation’s digital payments infrastructure through our solutions,” said Mohammad Swaity, ProgressSoft Oman’s Country Manager. “This milestone reflects our shared commitment to modernizing financial services in Oman, and we look forward to continuing our role in enabling secure, efficient and user-friendly banking experiences across the Sultanate.”

The initiative is expected to deliver numerous benefits including reduced operational costs, minimized processing errors, expedited transaction times and a foundation for new digital financial services. By automating processes and improving transaction security, it supports Oman’s national agenda for innovation and digital transformation.

ProgressSoft extends its appreciation to the Central Bank of Oman for its visionary leadership and looks forward to continued collaboration in advancing the nation’s financial infrastructure.

EHS was honored to welcome His Excellency Eng. Sami Smeirat, Minister of Digital Economy and Entrepreneurship, to learn about the latest achievements of the national digital health transformation program, “Hakeem.” The program is currently being implemented in 347 healthcare facilities across various governorates of the Kingdom, including those under the Ministry of Health, the Royal Medical Services, and the King Hussein Cancer Center.

The visit included a presentation of several services and projects developed by EHS’s team, in support of the Economic Modernization Vision, which aligns with the Royal Directives and aims to enhance citizens’ access to comprehensive digital healthcare services, in collaboration with the Ministry of Health.

The visit also featured a detailed presentation of HDA (Health Data Analytics) a platform designed to optimize the use of healthcare data extracted from the “Hakeem” database. HDA empowers decision makers in Jordan’s healthcare sector by enabling data driven, evidence based decision making.

Orange Jordan expresses its pride and honor in the national football team Al Nashama qualifying for the 2026 World Cup finals for the first time. This achievement stands as a national milestone that reinforces Jordanian determination, marks a proud chapter in the history of Jordanian sports, and represents a historic moment filled with pride and celebration throughout the Kingdom, coinciding with the enthusiastic support and celebrations of the Jordanian people in the stadiums.

This historic qualification comes amid the high-level Royal support and encouragement, which had a profound impact on motivating Al-Nashama and boosting their morale. It also reflects the tremendous efforts exerted by the Jordan Football Association to develop the game and create a professional environment that nurtures talent. Additionally, it honors the distinguished role played by the national team players, supported by the technical and administrative staff, along with the loyal Jordanian fans who have always been partners in this achievement.

Orange Jordan launched a series of initiatives in this context, including the production and release of a national song supporting Al-Nashama titled “Dayman Ma’ak ya Blady”, written and composed by Nasir Al Bashir and Yazan El Rousan, with music arranged by Nasser Basheer and performed by Jordanian artist Omar Al-Abdallat. This initiative was part of Orange Jordan’s partnership with Jordanian football stars Mousa Tamari and Yazan Alnemat. Orange Jordan affirmed that these initiatives align with its slogan “Orange Is Here” and reflect its deep belief in empowering youth and enhancing their role in the nation’s progress and achievements.

Additionally, Orange Jordan organized a free fan event at the Boulevard – Abdali to watch the crucial qualifying matches against Oman and Iraq on a giant screen, creating an interactive and enthusiastic atmosphere. The event saw strong participation from attendees within a dedicated fan zone that included entertainment activities and distribution of Jordanian flags, showcasing a vibrant display of national pride and unity.