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REES - ๐ŸŒ From regional dialogue to practical green collaboration. REES was pleased to participate in the Arab Impact Summit 2026, held in Amman on 5–6 October, joining more than 650 participants from over 30 countries for two days of meaningful conversations, networking, and collaboration. Representing REES at the Summit were Eng. Tameem ALZOABI, Vice President, and Eng. Waleed As'ad, Board Secretary, who engaged with regional stakeholders and explored opportunities for institutional cooperation and sustainable development. The Summit brought together social enterprises, investors, business support organizations, development actors, ecosystem builders, and change makers from across the Arab region—all exploring how stronger partnerships can create more sustainable, locally driven impact. A particularly valuable part of our participation was the Green Forward Jordan–Palestine BSO Networking & Collaboration Session at the Green House in Jabal Amman. The session moved beyond traditional networking toward identifying practical areas for cooperation between Jordanian and Palestinian organizations, including: • Green business and SME support • Renewable energy and resource efficiency • Circular economy • ESG and sustainability • Green finance • Market access and entrepreneurship • Skills development and institutional knowledge exchange For REES, these conversations matter because the transition to a greener economy requires more than technology. It requires strong institutions, regional cooperation, knowledge exchange, and partnerships that turn ideas into action. We look forward to continuing the conversations and exploring opportunities that can create tangible value for the renewable energy and sustainability ecosystem in Jordan and across the region.

๐ŸŒ From regional dialogue to practical green collaboration.


REES was pleased to participate in the Arab Impact Summit 2026, held in Amman on 5–6 October, joining more than 650 participants from over 30 countries for two days of meaningful conversations, networking, and collaboration.


Representing REES at the Summit were Eng. Tameem ALZOABI, Vice President, and Eng. Waleed As'ad, Board Secretary, who engaged with regional stakeholders and explored opportunities for institutional cooperation and sustainable development.


The Summit brought together social enterprises, investors, business support organizations, development actors, ecosystem builders, and change makers from across the Arab region—all exploring how stronger partnerships can create more sustainable, locally driven impact.


A particularly valuable part of our participation was the Green Forward Jordan–Palestine BSO Networking & Collaboration Session at the Green House in Jabal Amman.


The session moved beyond traditional networking toward identifying practical areas for cooperation between Jordanian and Palestinian organizations, including:


• Green business and SME support
• Renewable energy and resource efficiency
• Circular economy
• ESG and sustainability
• Green finance
• Market access and entrepreneurship
• Skills development and institutional knowledge exchange


For REES, these conversations matter because the transition to a greener economy requires more than technology. It requires strong institutions, regional cooperation, knowledge exchange, and partnerships that turn ideas into action.


We look forward to continuing the conversations and exploring opportunities that can create tangible value for the renewable energy and sustainability ecosystem in Jordan and across the region.
๐ŸŒ From regional dialogue to practical green collaboration. REES was pleased to participate in the Arab Impact Summit 2026, held in Amman on 5–6 October, joining more than 650 participants from over 30 countries for two days of meaningful conversations, networking, and collaboration. Representing REES at the Summit were Eng. Tameem ALZOABI, Vice President, and Eng. Waleed As'ad, Board Secretary, who engaged with regional stakeholders and explored opportunities for institutional cooperation and sustainable development. The Summit brought together social enterprises, investors, business support organizations, development actors, ecosystem builders, and change makers from across the Arab region—all exploring how stronger partnerships can create more sustainable, locally driven impact. A particularly valuable part of our participation was the Green Forward Jordan–Palestine BSO Networking & Collaboration Session at the Green House in Jabal Amman. The session moved beyond traditional networking toward identifying practical areas for cooperation between Jordanian and Palestinian organizations, including: • Green business and SME support • Renewable energy and resource efficiency • Circular economy • ESG and sustainability • Green finance • Market access and entrepreneurship • Skills development and institutional knowledge exchange For REES, these conversations matter because the transition to a greener economy requires more than technology. It requires strong institutions, regional cooperation, knowledge exchange, and partnerships that turn ideas into action. We look forward to continuing the conversations and exploring opportunities that can create tangible value for the renewable energy and sustainability ecosystem in Jordan and across the region.
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