The AAAI Jordan Chapter connects Jordan's technical talent to the global AI research community — through rigorous science, applied projects, and meaningful collaboration.
The AAAI Jordan Chapter is an official affiliate of the Association for the Advancement of Artificial Intelligence — the world's premier scientific society for AI, founded in 1979 and home to the field's most distinguished researchers.
Founded in 2026 and operating at German Jordanian University in Amman, we are the first AAAI Chapter in Jordan. Our focus is direct: develop serious AI talent in the region by connecting students and researchers to world-class networks, publications, and intellectual communities.
We run workshops, reading groups, and collaborative technical projects — all grounded in the scientific rigor that AAAI represents globally.
"To promote the scientific understanding of intelligence and its embodiment in machines — starting in Jordan."
Research and project development in ML fundamentals, deep learning, and visual perception systems with real hardware deployment.
Bridging digital intelligence with physical systems — control theory, sensor integration, and real-world robotic deployment.
Understanding AI implications — fairness, transparency, accountability, and the societal effects of intelligent machines in the Arab world.
Connecting Jordanian AI talent to AAAI's global community — conferences, publications, and international collaborations.
Exploring language models, Arabic NLP challenges, and knowledge representation — with attention to the region's linguistic context.
Building real partnerships with Jordan's tech sector and academic institutions — turning research into deployable solutions.
Vice Dean of Scientific Research · German Jordanian University. Founding chair of the AAAI Jordan Chapter and Joint Strategic Organization Chairman of ICFT 2026.
Mechatronics Engineering · German Jordanian University.
Whether you are a researcher, engineer, or student who wants to take AI seriously — the AAAI Jordan Chapter gives you direct access to global scientific resources, a technical peer network, and a track record that matters.
