​BIG by Orange, the startup accelerator program launched in 2015, is soon to relocate from King Hussein Business Park (KHBP) to Orange's Digital Village, which was established for the company's CSR programs designed and executed to support youth, innovation, and entrepreneurship. The relocation is a milestone for the successful program, particularly as the Digital Village will be home to the Orange programs that provide financial, technical, marketing support, mentorship, and training to prepare qualified young entrepreneurs and future leaders that make a positive impact on their community   The Digital Village, a hub for innovation and creativity, includes the Orange Coding Academy, Fablab, the Innovation Space, a joint project with the European Union, and FATE eSports, a facility for e-games training.  The BIG program aims to support early-stage startups in accelerating growth, with a focus on tech-based startups in the different fields including health, AI, and inclusion, to help them become fully independent, contribute to the national economy and reduce unemployment rates. The seventh season of the program will continue till mid-September, as Orange provides opportunities to increase visibility, reach, progress, and expansion, by encouraging and supporting the startups to participate in international platforms and forums to attract investments.  Orange Jordan's BIG program is one of the sustainable initiatives the company has taken to empower youth through education and entrepreneurship. It has also been focusing on digital inclusion by offering essential digital and soft skills in the 14 Orange Digital Centers across the kingdom.    The registration for the eighth season of BIG will be open very soon, while the company commits to enhancing the contribution of youth to socioeconomic development and supporting talented young Jordanians on the path of achievement. -End-