Sinan Kamal currently serves as the Chief Technology Officer at the Ministry of Digital Economy & Entrepreneurship since May 2025. Prior to this role, Sinan accumulated extensive experience at Orange over a period of 20 years, holding various positions including Data & AI Director, Data and System Architecture Manager, IT Transformation Program Manager, Business Demand Manager, Billing Manager, Application Integration Section Head, Application Integration Expert, and Database Administrator. Earlier career experience includes a position as Senior Developer at Realsoft Advanced Applications from November 2003 to January 2005 and Software Developer at ITCC International Training & Consultancy Centre from April 2002 to November 2003. Sinan holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Computer Science from the University of Jordan, earned between 1998 and 2002, and completed secondary education at Jubilee School from 1994 to 1998.
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Ministry of Digital Economy & Entrepreneurship
The Ministry of Digital Economy and Entrepreneurship has evolved its role from the previous role for the Ministry of ICT towards creating the policies to enable the transformation towards a digital economy and support the enabling pillars for this transformation including Digital Entrepreneurship, Digital Skills, Digital Financial Services, Digital Infrastructure and Digital Platforms, and will put plans in cooperation with other government institutions to overcome the challenges faced by entrepreneurs including, access to markets, access to funding, regulatory challenges and access to talents. The Ministry, through a dynamic open partnership process, works to create, promote, and drive new digital opportunities in Jordan, which will facilitate the positioning of the Kingdom as a regional and international player in technology adoption, development and services. The sectors within Information Technology (IT) and Telecommunications are identified as particular drivers and enablers of economic and social growth. MoDEE has overall responsibility for the achievement of National goals and objectives within the Digital landscape, and should use the various means and relationships to achieve them. In addition to developing, incubating, and supporting Digital initiatives at a national level (such as the digitization of the governmental services , the National Broadband Program and others) the Ministry’s mandate includes stimulating local and foreign technology investments as well as promoting awareness and adoption of technology by all segments of the population, in an all-inclusive approach.