His Royal Highness also noted that the two-day summit, held at the King Hussein Business Park with the participation of 700 young local and international game developers, enables Jordanian developers to exchange expertise with their peers in other countries, some of whom represent major international gaming companies.
During the session, a partnership between the King Abdullah II Fund for Development and Steel Media, which organises the global Pocket Gamer Connects activities.
Under the partnership, the Gaming Summit in Jordan will be held as part of the Pocket Gamer activities.
Participants at the session called for honing the skills of Jordanian game developers in design, programming, and commerce, suggesting holding training programmes for them with global companies.
They urged the creation of an investment fund and called for developing the Jordan Gaming Lab to enable local companies to coordinate with global counterparts.
The Crown Prince was also shown the mobile Jordan Gaming Lab, which showcased a number of game designs based on the creative input of young Jordanians.