“This initiative comes in the context of our efforts to reform our entire educational process. It symbolizes the public-private sector partnership that we have long sought. It is championed by Jordanian companies like ITG, Menhaj and others throughout the country. I have been closely following this initiative, as the rest of the components of our educational reform, simply because it is the single most important element in our modernization drive.” — His Majesty King Abdullah II of Jordan



“ Microsoft has also been a strong supporter of the Jordan Education Initiative (JEI), a public-private partnership to enhance education in the region, and works closely with our key partner Menhaj educational technologies and the Ministries of ICT and Education as part of Microsoft's "Partners In Learning" initiative”
— Bill Gates, Senior Software Architect, Microsoft Corporation.



“… in support of Jordan's Education Initiative we've been helping develop a complete multimedia curriculum for teaching IT skills in grades 1 through 10. We have collaborated on this with the Ministry of Education and a Jordanian company, Menhaj Educational Technologies. We are also collaborating on training teachers to use curriculum very effectively again in support of the government's education goal. The work in Jordan is now being looked at the by the World Economic Forum and by the United Nations to draw lessons that they think can benefit education elsewhere in the world…”
— Steve Ballmer, CEO, Microsoft Corporation

Winner of the 2004 King Abdullah II Prize for Creative Excellence for “Jordanian Experience in E-Learning”

Winner of the 2005 UAE contest for e-Content award