Amman, April 28 (Petra) – INJAZ organization on Tuesday held the final competition of its "Business Challenge" program at the school level for the 2025–2026 academic year.

The program, implemented across schools in the Kingdom in cooperation with the Ministry of Education and in partnership with the King's Trust International, engaged more than 5,000 students from 119 schools. Thirteen teams advanced to the final stage of the competition.

INJAZ Chief Executive Officer Deema Bibi said the initiative equips students with entrepreneurial and problem-solving skills from an early age, while strengthening teamwork and practical learning competencies that support future employability.

British Ambassador to Jordan Philip Hall praised the participating students’ level of innovation and ambition, noting that such programs contribute to preparing youth for the requirements of the digital economy and entrepreneurship-driven labor markets.

In the final results, the "Green Coffee" team from Ashrafiya Boys School in Amman secured first place, while the "Sustainable Bricks" team from Ashrafiya Girls School came second. The "Ghamra" team from Rusaifa Girls School in Zarqa placed third.

//Petra// AJ