This conference explored critical events impacting the region amid ongoing social, economic, and political circumstances and their implications for the Jordanian economy, which is interconnected with regional and global economic dynamics. It emphasized the exchange of strategic insights to analyze the economic and administrative environments of Jordanian and Arab institutions. The conference highlighted the role of e-management, the impact of entrepreneurial practices in achieving institutional excellence, and the application of modern information and communication technologies to attract human resources and foster innovation within business organizations in the realms of administrative and economic information.

The three-day event aimed to:

The conference also sought to benefit from the expertise of participating academics and researchers, promote the exchange of innovative ideas and strategies, and create a forward-looking vision that enriches theoretical discussions and enhances practical applications.

A total of 47 research papers were discussed, contributed by 81 researchers from several countries, including Iraq (7), Bahrain (1), Saudi Arabia (2), Palestine (3), Malaysia (6), Algeria (33), and Jordan (29).