General
A distinguished delegation from Princess Sumaya University for Technology (PSUT), led by its President, Prof. Wejdan Abu Elhaija, made a significant impact at the MENA ICT 2024 conference on Thursday, November 21st, 2024. The event, a premier gathering of industry leaders, innovators, and policymakers, showcased the region’s dynamic growth in the technology sector.
Prof. Abu El Haija participated in a high-profile panel discussion titled “Fostering Tech Talent in MENA: The Golden Triangle”. During the session, she emphasized the pivotal role of academia, industry partnerships, and government support in cultivating a robust pipeline of tech talent across the region. Highlighting PSUT’s pioneering efforts, she shared success stories of graduates who have made remarkable contributions to the global tech ecosystem.
The delegation also toured the exhibition area, visiting booths featuring innovative projects and startups. Many of these ventures were founded and led by PSUT alumni, underscoring the university’s legacy as a hub for entrepreneurial and technological excellence. The delegation engaged with entrepreneurs and explored cutting-edge solutions across fields such as artificial intelligence, fintech, and sustainability.
The visit to MENA ICT 2024 highlights PSUT’s commitment to driving technological advancement in the region and fostering a culture of innovation and leadership.
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