Key Outcomes and Recommendations of Token Congress Jordan 2025 & JFEX International Financial Expo

Amman – September 2025

Amman hosted Token Congress Jordan 2025 alongside the JFEX International Financial Expo at the Mövenpick Hotel, bringing together over 1,500 participants from Jordan, the Middle East, and beyond. Over two days, the congress explored the future of digital assets, fintech, and digital governance, producing a set of actionable recommendations that position Jordan as a rising hub for digital innovation.

Key Outcomes & Recommendations:

•Accelerating the adoption of digital asset regulations aligned with global best practices to ensure a secure and attractive investment climate.

•Launching the national platform “JordanVerse”, designed to advance digital education and strengthen Jordan’s knowledge economy in line with the Fourth Industrial Revolution.

•Signing a strategic cooperation agreement between the Marwa Salah Foundation for IT & AI and the United Educational Production Company to develop professional digital content and advanced learning solutions.

•Leveraging Jordan’s Economic Modernization Vision to align national priorities with digital transformation and attract high-value investments.

•Promoting responsible investment in cryptocurrencies, as highlighted in the presentation “Investing in Cryptocurrencies.”

•Building local capacity in blockchain, AI, and IoT, with stronger integration into academia and research.

•Linking financial innovation with sustainability, showcased through the Water150 initiative by the Longhouse Foundation.

•Enhancing international and regional partnerships to facilitate knowledge transfer and cooperation.

Notable Contributions from Speakers:

•Elias Ahonen (author of Blockland) presented forward-looking insights on digital asset adoption and policy.

•Dr. Marwa Salah launched the JordanVerse platform and signed the strategic agreement, underscoring the role of women in digital leadership.

•Dr. Carolina Rios (KARM Legal) addressed the latest trends in digital asset regulation.

•Muamer Maqam highlighted the integration of AI and IoT in business and finance.

•Dr. Jörgen Ringman showcased the Water150 initiative, linking blockchain with sustainability.

The recommendations will be shared with Jordanian government bodies and financial institutions to translate them into policies, reinforcing Jordan’s ambition to become a leading hub for digital finance and innovation in the region.