The CEO of Joint Efforts Group, Marwan Issa, said that capacity building is a fundamental element for keeping pace with changes in the financial sector, emphasizing the importance of human resources possessing the necessary knowledge and skills to lead development in the field of financial technology.
Issa added that the academic partnership in the festival stems from the Group's keenness to link knowledge with practice, and support competencies capable of keeping pace with the future of the financial sector in Jordan and the region, noting that investment in human capital forms an important basis for any sustainable technical and institutional transformation.
Joint Efforts Group was established in 2000 and operates in the fields of development, consulting, leadership empowerment, capacity building, and organizational transformation, based on over 25 years of experience in supporting institutions and developing competencies in the region.
According to the Group, it has contributed during its journey to training more than 70,000 beneficiaries, cooperating with over 1,000 institutions, and implementing programs and initiatives in 29 countries, in addition to developing a network of professional partnerships and international accreditations.
The Group's participation in the Jordan FinTech Festival reflects the importance of partnership between specialized institutions and events related to financial technology, especially in light of the need to develop skills and expertise capable of keeping pace with digital transformation and innovation in the financial sector, and enhancing the readiness of human capital for the requirements of the next phase.
