Orange Digital Center showcases Jordanian entrepreneurial innovations

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Orange Jordan’s pavilion featured several startups and entrepreneurial ventures benefiting from ODC’s programs. Image Courtesy-Orange Jordan
Orange Jordan’s pavilion featured several startups and entrepreneurial ventures benefiting from ODC’s programs. Image Courtesy-Orange Jordan

In line with its commitment to empowering innovation and transforming promising ideas into impactful solutions, Orange Digital Center (ODC), part of Orange Jordan, participated in the 15th edition of the Special Operations Forces Exhibition and Conference (SOFEX 2026). It dedicated a pavilion to showcase its sustainable impact, as well as the startups and entrepreneurial ventures supported by its programs. This participation builds on the longstanding strategic partnership between Orange Jordan and SOFEX, held biennially under the Royal Patronage of His Majesty King Abdullah II Ibn Al Hussein, in support of innovation and advanced technological solutions that help shape the future of the defense and security sectors.

Orange Jordan’s pavilion featured several startups and entrepreneurial ventures benefiting from ODC’s programs. Logatta showcased its product, Accord, which leverages smart technologies for big data analytics and AI modelling. Tawqi3i displayed its secure digital signature and document management solutions, while Iris presented its hybrid renewable energy solutions, combining solar power with wind technology to reduce reliance on conventional energy sources.

These participants had previously benefited from ODC’s entrepreneurship programs, including BIG by Orange, which aims to foster a supportive entrepreneurial ecosystem and empower young women and men to develop their skills and potential; the AI Incubator, which enables innovative ideas built around smart solutions; and the Orange Social Venture Prize, which supports ventures delivering sustainable environmental and social impact.

Orange Digital Center and Orange Jordan Logo. Image Courtesy-Official Website
Orange Digital Center and Orange Jordan Logo. Image Courtesy-Official Website

Orange Jordan highlighted the importance of empowering projects that deliver tangible impact across security technology, environmental technology and information technology. The company also underscored the significant impact of ODC through its integrated programs in digital education, innovation, entrepreneurship and business acceleration. These programs have reached more than 25,000 participants from across the Kingdom, helping young women and men prepare for labor market demands and equipping future generations with the skills and capabilities they need to succeed.

It is worth noting that Orange Jordan participated in SOFEX 2026 as the exclusive provider of telecommunications and internet services. Over the past 30 years, SOFEX has helped strengthen Jordan’s position as a global hub bringing together leading figures, experts and decisionmakers in defense, security and technology.

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