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Ajloun National University participates in the "El Hassan Youth Award 2026" activities

Ajloun National University participates in the "El Hassan Youth Award 2026" activities

As part of its commitment to enhancing student participation in national and youth programs, the Deanship of Student Affairs at Ajloun National University participated in the "El Hassan Youth Award 2026" program, which brought together students from 20 public and private Jordanian universities. The 13-day national experience included a series of activities, events, and field adventures across various governorates of the Kingdom.

The program included a meeting between the participants and HRH Prince El Hassan bin Talal, alongside activities aimed at developing leadership and life skills among youth, and promoting the values of teamwork, initiative, responsibility, and national belonging through a field experience that provided participants with the opportunity to exchange expertise and acquire new knowledge.

The program concluded with a graduation ceremony for the participants, held on the final day under the patronage of the representative of HRH Prince El Hassan bin Talal, former Minister of Youth Mohammad Al-Nabulsi.

For his part, the Dean of Student Affairs, Dr. Yassin Al-Qudah, emphasized the importance of student participation in national and youth programs that contribute to refining their personalities, developing their leadership skills, and strengthening their sense of belonging and national responsibility, noting the Deanship's keenness to support student participation in initiatives that enrich their experiences and broaden their horizons.

This participation reaffirms Ajloun National University's interest in providing quality opportunities for its students to engage in national activities, thereby enhancing their role in society, developing their capabilities, and instilling the values of active citizenship and teamwork.

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