Jordan’s Brightest Student Innovators Take the Stage at the Red Bull Basement National Finals
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Tonight, innovation meets ambition as the Red Bull Basement national finals bring together some of Jordan’s most promising university students to showcase AI-driven ideas designed to shape the future.اضافة اعلان
After weeks of submissions and evaluations, 10 finalists representing universities across the country earned their spot at the finals, each presenting groundbreaking concepts powered by artificial intelligence and technology-led innovation. From solving everyday challenges to reimagining industries and communities, the finalists demonstrated the creativity, entrepreneurial spirit, and forward-thinking mindset driving the next generation of Jordanian talent.
The event is part of a global platform that empowers students around the world to develop tech-based ideas capable of creating positive impact within their campuses and beyond. The finals were held at The Space by Farras Oran in the heart of Amman in partnership with Microsoft, AMD, Co-pilot, Umniah by Beyon, the Crown Prince Foundation, Bliss 104.3, and Radio Hala.
Throughout the evening, finalists presented their projects before a panel of judges composed of industry experts, innovators, and entrepreneurs, who evaluated each concept based on creativity, feasibility, impact, and scalability. The judges included:
Dina Al Daoud: the Director of Brand and Corporate Communications at Umniah, bringing more than 20 years of international experience across telecommunications, oil & gas, consulting, nonprofit, and luxury retail sectors.
Rezeq Al Asali: entrepreneur, strategy and innovation advisor, and venture builder passionate about turning bold ideas into scalable ventures.
Sarah Fanous: Investment & Entrepreneurship Director Ministry of Digital Economy & Entrepreneurship
At the conclusion of the competition, the team consisting of Zaid al Qudah and Abdullah Shehadat won with their standout idea “ReadyGo” -an AI financial compliance manager- and was selected as the national winner, earning the title of Jordan’s representative at this year’s edition of Red Bull Basement.
After weeks of submissions and evaluations, 10 finalists representing universities across the country earned their spot at the finals, each presenting groundbreaking concepts powered by artificial intelligence and technology-led innovation. From solving everyday challenges to reimagining industries and communities, the finalists demonstrated the creativity, entrepreneurial spirit, and forward-thinking mindset driving the next generation of Jordanian talent.
The event is part of a global platform that empowers students around the world to develop tech-based ideas capable of creating positive impact within their campuses and beyond. The finals were held at The Space by Farras Oran in the heart of Amman in partnership with Microsoft, AMD, Co-pilot, Umniah by Beyon, the Crown Prince Foundation, Bliss 104.3, and Radio Hala.
Throughout the evening, finalists presented their projects before a panel of judges composed of industry experts, innovators, and entrepreneurs, who evaluated each concept based on creativity, feasibility, impact, and scalability. The judges included:
Dina Al Daoud: the Director of Brand and Corporate Communications at Umniah, bringing more than 20 years of international experience across telecommunications, oil & gas, consulting, nonprofit, and luxury retail sectors.
Rezeq Al Asali: entrepreneur, strategy and innovation advisor, and venture builder passionate about turning bold ideas into scalable ventures.
Sarah Fanous: Investment & Entrepreneurship Director Ministry of Digital Economy & Entrepreneurship
At the conclusion of the competition, the team consisting of Zaid al Qudah and Abdullah Shehadat won with their standout idea “ReadyGo” -an AI financial compliance manager- and was selected as the national winner, earning the title of Jordan’s representative at this year’s edition of Red Bull Basement.
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