King Hussein Business Park (KHBP) has launched the Virtual King Hussein Business Park, the first integrated virtual smart business ecosystem in Jordan and the region, powered by Metaverse technologies.
The Virtual King Hussein Business Park was developed in partnership with Hydra, a leading company in software development and virtual reality solutions. It represents one of the Business Park’s most prominent startups, reflecting its ongoing commitment to digital transformation and entrepreneurial empowerment.
The new platform forms a key part of the broader digital transformation strategy. This strategy has included the launch of a new corporate website, an AI-powered automated voice response service, and several smart applications designed to enhance business operations.
The Virtual King Hussein Business Park offers a dynamic and immersive environment where companies can establish and manage operations entirely online. The platform enables users to rent virtual office spaces, register their businesses, and gain access to government services.
It also facilitates the hosting of virtual events such as webinars, provides advertising opportunities within the platform, and allows entrepreneurs to connect with investors and partners from around the world, all within a fully integrated ‘smart digital business city’ that redefines how business is done across borders.
This flexible, innovation-driven Virtual King Hussein Business Park serves as a strategic tool to attract international, regional, and local enterprises. It supports business setup and management virtually, acceleration, and market access through simplifying operational procedures, reducing overhead costs, and fostering global connectivity. Additionally, it supports young entrepreneurs in entering the market, promoting innovation, and helping position Jordan as a regional hub for technology and investment.
Commenting on the occasion, Ammar Izziddin, CEO of King Hussein Business Park, said that, “The launch of Virtual King Hussein Business Park marks a strategic milestone in our evolution toward becoming an integrated smart business gateway. It enhances the fluidity of physical and virtual operations while presenting a bold model that blends innovation, accessibility, and global connectivity.”
“We are proud of the new platform, which aligns with the Royal Vision to build a sustainable, youth-driven digital economy that remains on top of global advancements in technology and entrepreneurship. It paves the way for the development of globally competitive projects, with the help of streamlined operations and attractive incentives,” Izziddin added.
Basheer Hinnawi, Founder and CEO of Hydra, noted that, “This project represents a powerful integration of Jordan’s entrepreneurial and innovation ecosystems. It showcases the KHBP’s role as a catalyst for launching scalable technology projects with regional and global potential, amplifying Jordanian success stories on the world stage.”
