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The crown prince visits Replit in Silicon Valley

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Replit, Inc. launched Siraj project on Jun 22nd '26.

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The crown prince visits Replit in Silicon Valley Publication date: Tuesday - 06:17 PM | 2026-06-23 His Royal Highness Crown Prince Hussein bin Abdullah II, accompanied by Her Royal Highness Princess Rajwa Al Hussein, visited Replit in Silicon Valley, California, on Monday. During his conversation with the company's founder and CEO, Jordanian entrepreneur Amjad Masad, His Highness expressed his pride in Jordanian talents capable of reaching and competing at global levels, pointing out the importance of ambition in investing in available opportunities and tools to achieve the best results. His Highness the Crown Prince praised the fruitful partnership between the National Council for Future Technology and Replit as a cloud-based programming platform, which resulted in the launch of the Siraj project, an assistant supported by artificial intelligence technologies for learning in Arabic, serving 1.3 million users in about 5,800 schools. Discussions were held on the possibility of expanding cooperation in artificial intelligence initiatives in education and skills development, as well as organizing programming competitions to find solutions in priority sectors in Jordan, such as water and energy. The market value of the company, which was founded in 2016, is about $9 billion, and it works on building integrated artificial intelligence applications. Their Highnesses toured...

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Product
Siraj project
Takes effect
Jun 22, 2026
Location
California, United States

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Detected
Jun 23, 2026
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