The National Cybersecurity Center concluded the second edition of the Cyber Warriors Schools Competition on April 30, 2025. The event was held under the patronage of HRH Princess Sumaya bint El Hassan and was organized in partnership with the Ministry of Education, the Ministry of Youth, and Princess Sumaya University for Technology.

The closing ceremony was held in the presence of Dr. Nabil Fayoumi, Vice President of the Royal Scientific Society, representing HRH Princess Sumaya. A number of officials, partners, academics, students, and teachers from participating schools also attended.

More than 270 students reached the finals, forming 75 teams from 44 schools across Jordan.

The competition reflects the National Cybersecurity Center’s efforts to raise cyber awareness among school students and discover young national talent in this important field.

Chairman of the National Cybersecurity Council, Dr. Ahmad Hiasat, said the competition shows the Center’s commitment to building a skilled generation capable of facing digital challenges. He stressed the importance of continuing such initiatives to support the national workforce with skilled talent.

Prof. Wejdan Abu Elhaija, President of Princess Sumaya University for Technology, emphasized the significant role of the second “Cyber Warriors” competition in shaping Jordan’s future by empowering young talents. She stressed the need to invest in students, develop their skills early, and raise awareness about cyber threats that affect individuals, institutions, and countries. Equipping young people with the right tools is essential for building a generation capable of defending both their homeland and society in the digital space.

Prof. Abu Elhaija further noted that Princess Sumaya University for Technology sees its role extending beyond education and research, aiming to fulfill its national and societal responsibilities by fostering initiatives that promote technological culture. She emphasized the university’s focus on cybersecurity as a key priority, recognizing its crucial role in safeguarding citizens, national institutions, and critical infrastructure.

At the ceremony, the winners of the competition were announced: First place went to Team Eploit from the Islamic Educational College Schools, followed by Team Nexus from King Abdullah II School for Excellence in Tafilah in second place, and Team AGSC from the Jubilee School in third. The event also recognized the key partners and supporters who contributed to its success.