Afaq News -Amman / Under the Patronage of H.E. Eng. Sami Samirat – Minister of Digital Economy and Entrepreneurship, Amman to Host the Global Women in Tech Summit (GWTS) 2025
At a pivotal moment for digital transformation across the region and globally, the Global Women in Tech Summit (GWTS 2025) will be held on Tuesday, May 27, at the Fairmont Hotel in Amman, under the official patronage of H.E. Eng. Sami Samirat, Minister of Digital Economy and Entrepreneurship.
The summit aims to highlight the strategic role of women in shaping the future of digital innovation, technology leadership, and inclusive economic growth. Bringing together a distinguished lineup of female leaders from Jordan and abroad, policymakers, AI experts, private sector pioneers, and civil society organizations, GWTS 2025 provides a unique platform for dialogue, collaboration, and impactful initiatives.
The agenda features key themes including women-led tech entrepreneurship, artificial intelligence and gender equity, cybersecurity and digital safety, inclusive education through digital tools, digital media and women’s image, and financial inclusion for women. It also explores the policies and forward-looking strategies that support women’s participation in the digital economy.
The summit will welcome prominent speakers from Jordan and across the globe, as well as special guests from international institutions. The event is proudly sponsored by NCM Investment – the Strategic Sponsor – and further supported by leading institutions including Orange Telecom, Askadenia IT, and Aman Association for Financial Awareness, reflecting their strong commitment to digital empowerment and innovation.
Dr. Khaldoun Nusair, Chairman of AFAQ Group and organizer of GWTS 2025, stated: “This summit is not just a showcase of achievements – it’s a call to action. We aim to produce tangible recommendations, highlight success stories, and address the barriers women face in tech, while fostering inclusive digital growth through collaboration across public, private, and civil sectors.”
