On August 5, the Faye Science Foundation held its fourth annual scientific research conference in the Jordanian Dead Sea region. Its activities represent one of the largest Arab scientific forums in Jordan, focusing on the topics of innovation and invention. The conference brought together the elite scholars of Jordan, the Arab region and the world, in the presence of about 1,200 young men and women from various Arab countries who seek science and innovation, and who aspire to discuss the possibility of young people to integrate themselves into applied innovative opportunities and use them in the available opportunities. The topics of the conference, which lasted for two days, revolved around aspects of technical innovation through continuous sessions that witnessed the presentation of the major scientific issues, challenges, and opportunities of our current era in the Arab world. The conference included scientific topics and specialized workshops on how to conduct scientific research and scientific methodology. And four panels to discuss various topics related to networks and cooperation between the fields of science and scientific research. The conference held advanced scientific sessions on the latest scientific discoveries, which were reviewed through four parallel sessions for each topic at the same time, as well as three parallel discussions to discuss various topics related to networks and cooperation in science and scientific research. At the end of the conference, the Foundation announced the “FI Competition for Scientific Research and Innovation,” in its third edition, where an elite group of contestants will be able to complete their research and studies and provide financial support that will enable them to implement their ideas on the ground. The Jordanian Minister of Youth, Muhammad Abu Rumman, said in a press conference: “We look forward to the conference contributing to finding effective solutions to many of the problems facing our youth,” stressing that such conferences will contribute to reducing the gap between graduates and the labor market by turning to entrepreneurial work, calling for highlighting the role of Arab youth in this sector. In the conference hall, a “Science Exhibition” was organized, which displays real and realistic projects, to give hope to those who want to see their ideas and creativity on the ground.
