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Ajloun Vocational Training Institute organizes a solidarity stand rejecting extremism and terrorism

Ajloun Vocational Training Institute organizes a solidarity stand rejecting extremism and terrorism

Employees and trainees of the Ajloun Vocational Training Institute organized a solidarity stand in which they expressed their unity behind the nation and its Hashemite leadership, affirming their rejection of all forms of extremism and terrorism, in light of the events witnessed in Karak Governorate, and emphasizing the importance of maintaining Jordan's security and stability.

Director of the Ajloun Vocational Training Institute, Engineer Laith Al-Qudah, said that this stand comes as an affirmation of the firm national position in rejecting extremism and terrorism, and standing as one rank behind the Hashemite leadership, stressing the importance of promoting the values of belonging and loyalty to the homeland.

Al-Qudah pointed out that Jordan will remain resilient against all attempts to tamper with its security and stability, thanks to the awareness of its people, the cohesion of its internal front, and their rallying around their Hashemite leadership, stressing the importance of the role of training and educational institutions in enhancing national awareness, consolidating the values of good citizenship, and rejecting extremist ideology.

The participants affirmed their pride in national unity and their rallying around the wise Hashemite leadership, stressing that Jordan's security and stability is a shared national responsibility that requires the solidarity of all members of society and standing behind the Jordanian Armed Forces and security services in protecting the homeland and safeguarding its achievements.

The participants prayed that God may protect Jordan, its leadership and its people, and perpetuate the blessing of security, safety, and stability, under the reign of His Majesty King Abdullah II ibn Al-Hussein, may God protect and preserve him.

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