Al Hussein Technical University (HTU) and SAM Engineering & Trade signed a cooperation agreement to strengthen collaboration in professional, academic, and engineering fields that serve the mutual interests and aligned goals of both institutions.

The agreement establishes a framework for knowledge exchange and joint initiatives, including providing training opportunities for HTU students in the field of smart factories, and developing technical programs for technicians and engineers. These programs will focus on areas such as the Fourth Industrial Revolution, smart manufacturing, industrial automation (PLC and SCADA), robotics, and other domains that promote industrial and educational advancement.

The agreement was signed by Eng. Sameer Ayasrah, CEO of SAM Engineering & Trade, and Prof. Ismael Al-Hinti, President of Al Hussein Technical University, in the presence of administrative representatives from both sides.

During the signing ceremony, Eng. Ayasrah emphasized that through the Jordan Innovation Center for the Fourth Industrial Revolution, SAM seeks to activate partnerships between the education and private sectors to improve learning outcomes and align them with the needs of the labor market.

“We are delighted with this partnership with Al Hussein Technical University to reinforce the concept of technical education,”
he added.

Prof. Al-Hinti expressed his appreciation for the collaboration, noting that the agreement aligns with HTU’s mission to equip students with practical, hands-on training and technical expertise that prepare them for the modern workforce and strengthen their readiness to meet industry demands.

SAM Engineering & Trade is a leading Jordanian company providing comprehensive industrial efficiency solutions in fields such as industrial automation and advanced technologies associated with the Fourth Industrial Revolution, including the Internet of Things (IoT) and smart factories. Over the years, SAM has evolved into an industry benchmark for high-quality products and professional engineering services.

Al Hussein Technical University (HTU), an initiative of the Crown Prince Foundation, was established with a mission to bridge the gap between the growing number of technical graduates and the limited employment opportunities available. To achieve this vision, the Foundation established a model of technical education that embodies excellence, adaptability, and alignment with the needs of evolving industries.
HTU stands today as a beacon of advanced education, designed to provide students with the skills, knowledge, and practical experience necessary to excel in their fields. Through its strong commitment to quality, innovation, and applied learning, HTU continues to play a pivotal role in shaping the future of technical education and employability in Jordan and the region.