Orange Jordan recently inaugurated a digital studio at Orange Digital Village, which houses Orange’s main digital and entrepreneurship programs. “The Studio” is the first in the Kingdom fully equipped with the latest sound, video, and montage devices. 

The studio was established in cooperation with “The Show”, a Roya Media Group company, to help the beneficiaries of Orange’s digital programs. The ambitious young entrepreneurs can use the studio for free to create the content they need to support their businesses. Additionally, various programs and videos will be created in the studio to introduce a wider audience to the company’s youth initiatives, due to the increased importance of video across different social media platforms.
 
CEO of Orange Jordan, Thierry Marigny, stated that this digital studio embodies the company's keenness to raise awareness of its community programs’ impact and the digital education and empowerment opportunities it offers youth looking to enter the labor market or launch their own innovative projects. The Studio draws on The Show's experience to provide content creators among its beneficiaries with the latest digital technologies.

Marigny stressed the importance of this project, with a designated space in the digital village, the first destination of its kind in the Kingdom that brings together the company’s different sustainable community programs for digital education, youth, and entrepreneurship. Noting that Orange Jordan, as a responsible digital leader, is always the first to provide new technology and expand the circle of beneficiaries from its many digital initiatives. He concluded by citing studies which have shown that individuals remember 95% of a message when watching a video, compared to 10% when reading, and that 82% of Internet content in 2022 will be video, 15 times more than in the year 2017.

General Manager of Roya Media Group, Eng. Fares Al Sayegh, said that the Jordanian market wants this type of digital services, which have become vital in light of companies’ increased need to produce youthful content for broadcast on local and digital channels, in addition to the demand of the Jordanian youth for this type of artistic and digital production. 

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