World Bank Seeks 18-Month Youth Tech Extension
The article highlighted the progress made by the "Youth and Technology" project in Jordan, supported by the World Bank. The project aims to improve digital income opportunities and expand digital government services. Data shows that the number of beneficiaries of documented income opportunities has increased to 5,935, while the number of trainees in digital skills has reached 12,429 so far. Additionally, about 760,000 students have benefited from digital skills curricula, and the average activation rate of digital government services has exceeded 80%. The project is expected to be amended to extend its implementation period to August 31, 2028, with reallocations of funds to support vocational training and facilitate employment opportunities, as part of efforts to develop the digital sector and strengthen the country's digital economy.
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