Ammon News - The Jordan Enterprise Development Corporation (JEDCO) on Wednesday conducted a virtual awareness session on the EU-funded project “Intellectual Properties Capacities for Smart, Sustainable and Inclusive Growth in the Mediterranean Region” (IPMED), with participation of 60 representatives from local SMEs and entrepreneurs.

The session's main objectives were to raise awareness about the mechanisms and conditions of benefitting from the IPMED, according to a JEDCO statement. The IPMED is implemented through JEDCO in partnership with Greece, Italy, Spain and Tunisia through a total of 1.194 million euros funded by the Cross-Border Cooperation Programme for the Mediterranean Basin within the European Neighbourhood Instrument (ENI CBCMED). The project aims to develop small- and medium-sized enterprises, promote economic and social development and support innovative entrepreneurs’ projects.