Offices of Website "mawdoo3.com"

 





Her Majesty Queen Rania Al Abdullah visited the offices of Mawdoo3.com, where she met with the co-founders of the Arab World’s first comprehensive Arabic-language digital encyclopedia, Jordanian entrepreneurs Mohammad Jaber and Rami Qawasmi. Launched in Amman in 2012, Mawdoo3.com has become the number one website in the Arab World in terms of unique users, and continues to serve as a trusted resource for approximately 36 million monthly Arabic-speaking visitors, who read around 150 million pages per month. Queen Rania joined Mawdoo3.com’s partners and investors for a meeting, during which Her Majesty expressed her pride in the pioneering startups and Jordanian youth working to build a better future for the Kingdom. For their part, the Mawdoo3.com team discussed how it overcame financial and cultural barriers to devise and implement a successful entrepreneurial model. The discussion also addressed the importance of volunteerism for personal development, highlighting the role it has played in shaping the company. Following the success of their venture, Jaber and Qawasmi went on to launch AdamTech, an incubator for small businesses through which the pair share their acquired expertise with rising Jordanian entrepreneurs. AdamTech provides early-stage startups with financial support, consultation and the basic expertise necessary to manage their projects. During the meeting, Her Majesty was briefed on the latest developments within the company, including the recent launch of the interactive Mawdoo3 mobile application. The company is also investing heavily in the field of artificial intelligence (AI), with a particular focus on AI-based text-to-speech and speech-to-text products capable of covering the diverse Arabic dialects of the region. Queen Rania was then given a tour of Mawdoo3.com’s headquarters, where she observed the creation of the website’s informative, visual Arabic content.




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