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The Ministry of Digital Economy and Entrepreneurship and the Ministry of Education and Human Resource Development launched a project to digitize curricula for grades one through twelve and make them available on the Ajyal platform as part of the Youth, Technology and Jobs project. The initiative aims to provide interactive content and advance digital education. The announcement was made at the opening of a computer lab at Arhaba Secondary School for Girls in Irbid Governorate. The school received the lab as a prize after its students won the public vote in the Minecraft Education competition. The partnership includes developing digital curricula and training students and teachers to use modern learning tools, with the goal of strengthening digital skills and critical thinking.
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