student development team from Middle East University, alongside collaborators from Al-Hussein Technical University, has secured second place in the fifth edition of the Crown Prince Award for Best Government Services Application for their digital solution, “Croqutey”, aimed at streamlining the electronic reporting of minor traffic accidents.
Transforming routine administrative procedures into a seamless digital solution, the application was developed by students Youssef Abdul-Qader, Omar Al-Awawdeh, Hamzah Salim, and Adel Al-Awawdeh. The platform enables drivers to report minor accidents instantly from the scene, document vehicle damage, and submit essential data electronically, providing an efficient digital framework for minor traffic incident management.
Celebrating youth innovation and digital leadership, the award ceremony was held at The Gaming and Esports Dome (The ARC) at King Hussein Business Park under the patronage of the Minister of Digital Economy and Entrepreneurship, Sami Smeirat, who also serves as Chairman of the Award’s Steering Committee. Also, it is worth noting that the event coincided with the official launch of the award’s sixth edition.