Al-Ahliyya Amman University Pharmacy organizes the 3rd Alumni Meeting and activities to prepare pharmaceutical competencies
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The Alumni Follow-up Committee at the Faculty of Pharmacy at Al-Ahliyya Amman University, as part of the 2026-2027 academic year activities, organized the "Third Alumni Meeting" events under the title "Success Stories from Our Distinguished Alumni," via the academic guidance platform, with broad participation from the faculty's students and expected graduates.
The meeting aimed to enhance communication between students and faculty alumni, inform them about successful professional experiences in various fields of pharmacy, including academic work, pharmaceutical industries, research and development, and health and service sectors, and provide an opportunity for students to benefit from the practical experiences of alumni in building their future professional paths.
The meeting witnessed the participation of a group of faculty alumni who have achieved professional accomplishments in various fields, namely: Dr. Ali Raed Dhaher Al-Shammari, Head of Quality Assurance and faculty member at the Faculty of Pharmacy at Al-Nahrain University, who obtained his PhD in 2026; Dr. Abdulrahman Sultan Abdul Wahab, Director of Research and Development at Al-Jazeera Pharmaceutical Industries and owner of a private pharmacy; Dr. Murtada Diaa Al-Din Talib Al-Badran, Director of Al-Faiha Teaching Hospital in Basra and member of the General Council of the Iraqi Chemists Syndicate; Dr. Shaker Saed Shaker, Senior Medical Representative at TQ Pharma; and Dr. Maha Sabri Freihat, a pharmacist at the Jordanian Ministry of Health and the Parliament pharmacist, who holds a diploma in cosmetology and a Training of Trainers (TOT) license.
The meeting included an interactive dialogue during which the guests reviewed milestones of their professional careers, the challenges they faced during their practical journey, and the opportunities available to pharmacy graduates in various sectors.
The participating students expressed their appreciation for this initiative, which provided them with the opportunity to communicate directly with distinguished alumni and benefit from their professional experiences, emphasizing the importance of continuing to organize such meetings that broaden their professional horizons, enhance their confidence in their abilities, and support their readiness to engage in the labor market.
The organization of the "Third Alumni Meeting" comes within the framework of the Faculty of Pharmacy at Al-Ahliyya Amman University's keenness to strengthen the partnership with its alumni, benefit from their experiences in supporting the educational and professional journey of students, and consolidate a culture of communication and knowledge exchange between pharmaceutical generations.
• The faculty also organized, through the Roaya Pharmacy Club, an awareness activity on the occasion of World Osteoporosis Day, with the participation of a number of faculty members and students, as part of its efforts aimed at promoting health awareness and serving the community.
The activity aimed to introduce osteoporosis, its causes, and associated risk factors, and to highlight the importance of early detection and adopting healthy lifestyles to prevent the disease and reduce its complications.
The activity witnessed interaction from students, who participated in discussions and raised inquiries related to bone health and ways to prevent osteoporosis, which contributes to enhancing their health knowledge and encouraging them to adopt sound preventive practices.
• Also, a faculty student, Hala Maher Al-Qudah, achieved an academic and professional milestone by being accepted into a two-year pharmacy training program at the King Hussein Cancer Center, after successfully passing the introductory training that spanned 158 training hours and meeting the evaluation and competitive examination requirements.
The student's acceptance into this specialized training program confirms the importance of academic and practical qualification in preparing pharmaceutical competencies and enhancing their professional capabilities through training in specialized health institutions.
