Honoring young entrepreneur Ahmad Abdelqader Al-Rababah as one of the success stories featured in the book “Entrepreneurship in the Arab World”.

Change Makers Center and Ajloun Community Radio proudly congratulate Ahmad Abdelqader Al-Rababah,
one of the inspiring entrepreneurial figures in the fields of climate change and modern sustainable agriculture,
for being selected as one of the success stories featured in the book “Entrepreneurship in the Arab World”,
which documents outstanding youth-led entrepreneurial experiences across the Arab region.

They also proudly celebrate this national achievement,
which was crowned by Ahmad Abdelqader Al-Rababah’s recognition with the Royal Silver Jubilee Medal,
awarded by His Majesty King Abdullah II Ibn Al Hussein, may God protect him,
in appreciation of his efforts in promoting green entrepreneurship, sustainable development, and community service.

All appreciation and pride for this outstanding achievement,

which reflects the spirit of creativity and social responsibility among Jordanian youth.

Entrepreneurship in the Arab World is a pioneering academic reader and research companion offering an in-depth exploration of entrepreneurship in the Arab region.
Edited by leading scholars with deep regional expertise, the book addresses the cultural, institutional, religious, and socio-economic dynamics shaping entrepreneurial activity in Arab countries.
With contributions from both local and international experts, it provides a rich, contextualized analysis across a broad spectrum of topics, including:
women’s entrepreneurship, youth entrepreneurship, social innovation, family enterprises, digital entrepreneurship, green entrepreneurship, Islam and entrepreneurship, and more.

This book is designed for university students, educators, researchers, business support agencies, international aid agencies, and policy-makers working in or focused on supporting entrepreneurship in the Arab world. Its structured chapters include case studies, key learning points, and discussion questions to enhance teaching and learning.

The book fills a critical gap in contextualized entrepreneurship education resources by offering a tailored, region-specific deep dive. It promotes culturally relevant learning, provides practical insights for students and practitioners and offers policy recommendations for fostering inclusive and sustainable entrepreneurship. This essential text will support the growing regional movement towards economic diversification and youth empowerment and serve as a benchmark for future research and pedagogy in Arab
entrepreneurship studies