The "42 Amman" program, part of the Crown Prince Foundation's (CPF) initiatives, announced that a group of its students participated remotely in the finals of the 42 Asia Hackathon, held in Seoul, South Korea. The three-day hackathon was organized by the Singapore University of Technology and Design in collaboration with the Korean Innovation Academy "42 Seoul." The students worked on addressing challenges in food delivery through programming, focusing on reducing environmental pollution caused by frequent car use. The event also provided a platform for participants from around the world to exchange skills and experiences. This participation highlights the growing demand for digital talent in Asia's rapidly expanding digital economy and emphasizes Jordan's potential for investment in technology. The program connects students to the global 42 network, opening doors to future job opportunities. The 42 Amman program, under the Crown Prince Foundation's economic participation track, offers students free progra mming education without prior requirements. Source: Jordan News Agency