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A graduate from Amman Ahliyya participates in the Jordanian delegation at the Regional Youth Conference RCOY

A graduate from Amman Ahliyya participates in the Jordanian delegation at the Regional Youth Conference RCOY

In a new achievement added to the record of graduates of Amman Ahliyya University, graduate Rohaf Al-Shiyab from the Faculty of Agricultural Technology participated in the Jordanian delegation participating in the activities of the Regional Youth Conference RCOY, after being selected from among a group of candidates, in a participation that reflects her scientific competence and interest in environmental and developmental issues.

Al-Shiyab's selection in the Jordanian delegation came after an evaluation and sorting process of candidates, based on a set of criteria related to academic excellence, volunteer work, and participation in environmental, agricultural, and developmental issues, which allowed her to represent Jordanian youth on a regional platform that brings together those interested in climate, sustainability, and development issues.

Her participation witnessed the attendance of a number of specialized sessions and workshops, in addition to contributing to discussions that addressed the role of youth in promoting agricultural sustainability, food security, and adapting to the effects of climate change, as well as exchanging experiences with participants from a number of countries and exploring opportunities for cooperation and building partnerships in related fields.

This achievement comes within the framework of Amman Ahliyya University's keenness to support its students and graduates and enable them to participate in regional and international forums, and enhance their presence in issues related to sustainability and climate, which contributes to linking academic education outputs with local and regional development needs.

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