Al-Eisawi inspects royal initiative projects in Zarqa and visits the Caucasian Club building

Al-Eisawi began his tour, in the presence of the Minister of Youth, Raed Al-Adwan, and the Acting Governor of Zarqa, Dr. Muhyi Al-Adwan, by inspecting the nucleus of the sports city in Al-Ruseifa District, which was implemented in accordance with royal directives during a previous visit by His Majesty the King to Al-Ruseifa District, and included the establishment of a legal football field that forms the nucleus of a sports city serving the local community in general and the youth sector in particular.

Al-Eisawi reviewed the facilities of the project, which was built on a plot of land measuring about 100 dunums, and includes a legal football field with specifications and stands, in addition to an administrative building that includes offices and changing rooms for players and health units.

Al-Eisawi also reviewed the proposed site for the establishment of a model youth center to serve the youth of Al-Ruseifa City, which was issued by royal directives after the last royal visit to Zarqa Governorate last May.

Al-Eisawi emphasized the importance of continuing to develop sports and youth facilities and raise their readiness, in order to expand the base of beneficiaries from them and provide young people with a suitable environment to practice sports, cultural and community activities, and invest their energies and develop their abilities.

In Al-Ruseifa District, Al-Eisawi inspected the project to establish the Military Culture School (Khadija Bint Khuwaylid Secondary School for Girls), in the presence of Dr. Al-Adwan, the Director of the University Education Circle in the Directorate of Education and Military Culture, Brigadier General Amjad Al-Naimat, and the Director of the Military Housing and Works Institution, Colonel Tariq Ghanimat, where he toured the facilities of the project, which reached 100 percent construction completion.

The project consists of two buildings, each of which includes three floors, settlement, ground and first, and includes 31 classrooms, with a capacity of (900) from the seventh grade to the twelfth grade, computer laboratories, science laboratories, administrative offices, while it is scheduled to start furnishing and equipping the school soon.

Al-Eisawi pointed to the importance of completing the school's equipment according to the necessary requirements, in order to ensure a suitable educational environment for students, stressing that the development of educational infrastructure and raising the efficiency of its facilities constitute a basic pillar in improving the quality of educational services.

Al-Eisawi also inspected, in the presence of Dr. Al-Adwan, the project to establish a new building for the Raba Al-Daleel Basic Mixed School in the District of Al-Daleel.

Al-Eisawi listened to a briefing on the progress of work in the project, which reached about 99 percent completion, where the school is being implemented with a ready-made building system.

It consists of 12 classrooms, laboratories, administrative offices, a teachers' room, a nursery, in addition to squares and a five-a-side football field.

Al-Eisawi stressed the importance of completing the remaining works as quickly as possible and according to the approved specifications, in order to enable the school to operate and benefit from it as soon as possible, pointing out that improving the school environment and providing appropriate facilities contribute to raising the level of educational services provided to students.

Al-Eisawi also visited the food cart "Ajeen Time", one of the carts of the second phase of the food carts initiative, in the presence of Dr. Al-Adwan, and the Chairman of the Greater Zarqa Municipality Committee, Engineer Khaled Al-Khashman.

Al-Eisawi reviewed the experience of the "Ajeen Time" food cart project and the nature of its work and the products it provides, where he listened from the beneficiary Haya Abu Humur to an explanation of her experience in the project, and what the initiative provided to her as an opportunity to invest her skills in cooking arts and turn them into a productive and income-generating project, in addition to what the training and rehabilitation and technical follow-up provided to her support to develop and sustain her project.

The "Ajeen Time" cart belongs to Haya Abu Humur, who is 33 years old and holds a diploma in culinary arts, who was unemployed before benefiting from the initiative, and started operating the cart in April last year in the New Zarqa area.

The second phase of the initiative was launched on May 8, 2025, with the aim of employing young people who are unemployed and enabling them to establish productive and entrepreneurial projects, and included the operation of 25 food carts distributed in vital and tourist areas in various governorates of the Kingdom.

Beneficiaries are selected according to technical criteria that take into account the economic feasibility of the projects, in addition to subjecting applicants to practical and direct cooking tests.

Al-Eisawi pointed to the importance of such projects in empowering young people and turning their skills into real production opportunities, stressing the importance of combining the provision of work tools with training, rehabilitation and continuous follow-up, in order to enhance the chances of project success and sustainability and expand the culture of free work and self-reliance.

Al-Eisawi also inspected, in the presence of the Minister of Awqaf and Islamic Affairs and Holy Sites, Dr. Muhammad Al-Khalaila, and Al-Adwan, the Arabs Mosque and the public garden adjacent to it, and reviewed its facilities and the activities organized by the mosque.

It should be noted that a package of projects and works was implemented for the mosque and the adjacent garden, within the royal initiatives, following the issuance of royal directives.

The works included the establishment of a public garden in the vicinity of the mosque, and providing it with an integrated games unit, the establishment of a five-a-side football field and walking paths among the green spaces and a designated area for children's games, and the garden was inaugurated in October 2021.

The works also included the establishment of parking lots, the implementation of maintenance and restoration works for the mosque, the provision of a means of transportation, in addition to equipping the Islamic Cultural Center affiliated with the mosque with the necessary equipment and supplies for its programs and activities.

Al-Eisawi watched a film in which the size of the activities and programs implemented by the mosque, whether inside or outside, was reviewed.

Al-Eisawi emphasized the importance of maintaining the completed projects and facilities and maintaining their readiness and maintenance on an ongoing basis, in order to ensure the continuity of the services they provide to citizens, pointing out that the field follow-up of the royal initiatives is not limited to the construction phase, but extends to ensuring the proper operation of the projects and the sustainability of their impact and achieving their objectives.

For his part, the Minister of Awqaf and Islamic Affairs and Holy Sites, Dr. Muhammad Al-Khalaila, praised the attention and care provided by His Majesty King Abdullah II to the houses of God in various regions of the Kingdom to be a pulpit for saying the truth, wisdom, preaching and education.

On a related note, during his tour in Zarqa Governorate, Al-Eisawi visited the Caucasian Sports Club in Al-Hashimiyah District, in the presence of Dr. Al-Adwan, where he reviewed the club's management building and its facilities and equipment.

Al-Eisawi listened to an explanation from those in charge of the project about the components of the building, which covers an area of about 300 square meters, consists of two floors, and includes a meeting room and administrative offices.

It should be noted that the Caucasian Club was founded in 1932.

In press statements, Al-Eisawi confirmed that a number of royal initiative projects were inspected in Zarqa Governorate, and the progress of work in them was reviewed, where the tour included projects under implementation, in order to monitor the level of achievement and ensure that they are implemented according to what is planned for them, in addition to inspecting initiatives that were previously completed, to ensure the operation and management process, in order to ensure the achievement of their objectives in serving the target groups.

Al-Eisawi said that this inspection visit comes in implementation of the ongoing royal directives to go to the field and inspect the progress of work in the projects, in order to identify the obstacles and challenges, if any, and to put direct and quick solutions to them in coordination with the relevant authorities, in order to ensure the efficiency and speed of their implementation.

Al-Eisawi emphasized that the royal highness initiatives stem from the needs of local communities and their priorities, and are translated into practical projects and programs in the educational, youth, productive, social and service sectors, stressing the continuation of field follow-up of completed and ongoing projects, in order to ensure the quality of implementation, the sustainability of services and the maximization of their impact on the target groups.

He added that among the projects covered by the tour is a pioneering project for a food cart for one of the girls, within the food carts initiative, which received interest and demand from young people to help them establish their own projects in the field of providing food and beverage services, to become producers.