The conference aimed to develop leadership skills, strategic thinking, negotiation, and geopolitical analysis among participants, and enhance their knowledge of international affairs and diplomatic mechanisms. This year's edition focused on emerging issues at the intersection of technology and global governance, primarily artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, digital infrastructure, technological transformations, and their growing impact on societies and policymaking.
Amane's partnership with the school reflects its commitment to supporting initiatives that open new horizons for young people to learn and develop, providing them with opportunities to explore technology and innovation fields and develop their skills to meet future requirements. Believing that young people are a cornerstone in building Jordan's future, Amane continues to support initiatives that contribute to preparing a promising generation with the knowledge, digital skills, and capabilities needed to take advantage of the growing opportunities offered by the digital transformation.
Dina Al-Dawood, the Executive Director of Brand and Corporate Communication at Amane, affirmed: "Preparing future leaders is not only about developing dialogue and negotiation skills but also requires building a deep awareness of the impact of technology on societies and decision-making."
Al-Dawood explained: "We believe that young people are the future of Jordan, and supporting their opportunities for learning, development, and benefiting from the potential offered by the digital world represents a real investment in the Kingdom's future. It is our responsibility to continue supporting initiatives that provide the rising generations with space to develop their abilities, broaden their horizons, and prepare for future opportunities. Our support for the Amman Academy Model United Nations Conference 'AAMUN 2026' stems from this commitment and contributes to preparing a promising generation capable of dealing with technological transformations and effectively contributing to Jordan's future."
