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Entrepreneurship award targets school students
By JT - Mar 02,2014 - Last updated at Mar 02,2014
AMMAN — The 2014 IKB Entrepreneurship Award for Schools was launched on Saturday in a bid to entrench knowledge and financial and administrative skills among the younger generation.
In a press conference, attended by businesspeople and media figures, award organisers said students aged between 14 and 17 can compete to win three prizes worth $8,000, while university graduates can apply to become advisers of the award, according to a statement.
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