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Invite-only convening · Amman, Jordan · October 14, 2026
Tech talent, cyber standards, and shared prosperity
How U.S. businesses can expand across the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) by drawing on skilled local talent through the Tech for Jobs and Cyber Advance initiatives.
Correlation One invites you to an exclusive convening on how U.S. businesses can expand effectively across the Middle East and North Africa. The forum takes on a central challenge: deploying American technology requires a skilled local workforce. You’ll see how U.S. Department of State–supported initiatives align U.S. commercial interests with prosperity, security, and stability in Jordan and Egypt, two vital strategic partners.
By bringing government priorities and private-sector capabilities together, the evening is designed to build lasting partnerships that advance U.S. economic and strategic interests.
Date & time
6:00 PM – 8:00 PM, followed by dinner
Amman time (GMT+3)
Location
5th Circle, Shafiq Al Hayek Street
Amman, Jordan
Format
By invitation only
Tech for Jobs · Jordan
Verified program outcomes. Results from the U.S. Department of State–supported Tech for Jobs program, presented in full during the evening’s briefing.
2,100+
Jobs secured by graduates
$10M+
Economic impact in Jordan
30+
U.S. businesses served
Two hours of briefings and firsthand accounts, from the opening reception to dinner. All times are Amman time (GMT+3).
Sham Mustafa, Co-Founder and Co-CEO of Correlation One, on why developing tech talent, establishing strong cyber standards, and promoting shared prosperity in Jordan and Egypt advance U.S. economic interests.
Correlation One’s Jordan program leadership presents the program’s verified outcomes: more than 2,100 jobs secured by graduates, more than $10 million in economic impact in Jordan, and more than 30 U.S. businesses served. The briefing covers how outcomes were verified, which roles and employers hired graduates, and what the results show about U.S. business demand for Jordanian tech talent.
U.S. industry leaders in Amman share the talent needs of American enterprises operating in Jordan, how U.S. government–supported training has met them, and what it would take to scale the pipeline as U.S. businesses expand their Jordanian operations.
Program graduates share firsthand accounts of the education-to-employment model, describing their path from U.S.-developed training into professional roles at American enterprises.
Attendance is by invitation only. Complete the form below to request an invitation or confirm your attendance.