Amman Arab University Hosts International Conference on Digital Transformation, Sustainability

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Amman, Nov. 3 (Petra) -- Amman Arab University launched its first International Peer-Reviewed Conference on Arts and Sciences in the Era of Digital Transformation and…

Amman, Nov. 3 (Petra) -- Amman Arab University launched its first International Peer-Reviewed Conference on Arts and Sciences in the Era of Digital Transformation and Sustainability on Tuesday, bringing together researchers from Jordan and 10 other countries to explore interdisciplinary research, innovation and sustainable development.

The two-day conference, held at the Landmark Hotel under the patronage of Royal Hashemite Court Chief Yousef Issawi, features researchers from Kuwait, Palestine, the United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, Iraq, Oman, Algeria, Tunisia, the United States and Spain.

University Board of Trustees Chair Omar Jazi emphasized the responsibility of universities to produce knowledge and prepare generations capable of critical thinking, creativity and addressing emerging challenges.

He stressed that digital transformation must be guided by ethical principles and values, noting that institutional progress depends on the ability to harness technology to advance knowledge, strengthen values and create opportunities.

Jazi also highlighted the importance of integrating the arts and sciences, linking scientific progress with human awareness and ensuring that research produces practical outcomes.

He expressed hope that the conference would generate applicable recommendations and partnerships that advance research and innovation, emphasizing that the success of academic conferences should be measured by their lasting impact.

University Rector Mohammad Wadiyan said academic institutions must play an active role in knowledge production, innovation and sustainable development while adapting education to technological change.

He called for the responsible and ethical use of artificial intelligence (AI) and other emerging technologies, stressing that digital transformation is reshaping how knowledge is produced and shared.

Wadiyan described the arts and sciences as complementary fields, with science driving innovation and the humanities preserving identity, promoting…

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