Ma'an Governor Khaled Al-Hajjar sponsored a ceremony on Tuesday, organized by the All of Us Jordan Youth Organization, the youth arm of the King Abdullah II Fund for Development, to honor high school teachers in Ma'an Governorate, in appreciation of their outstanding efforts and educational contributions, and their role in achieving outstanding results and success rates in the 2026 high school exams.
The ceremony was attended by the directors of the four education directorates in Ma'an Governorate, along with a number of official, educational, and community events, where 40 teachers were honored for their prominent role in achieving outstanding results for the province's students, in appreciation of their continuous efforts in performing their educational and educational mission.
Al-Hajjar said that honoring outstanding teachers is an appreciation of the pivotal role they play in building generations and preparing students for the future, praising the great efforts made by teachers in Ma'an Governorate and what they provide in terms of giving and dedication, which has been positively reflected in the level of achievement and educational results.
Al-Hajjar pointed out that achieving outstanding success rates in high school represents a real fruit of cooperation and integration between teachers, education directorates, students, and parents, stressing the importance of continuing to support educational cadres and motivating them to excel and innovate, which contributes to raising the quality of the educational process and enhancing the quality of its outputs.
For his part, the coordinator of the All of Us Jordan Youth Organization in Ma'an Governorate, Ahmed Muhanna Al-Jaradin, said that the holding of this ceremony comes as an appreciation and recognition of teachers who have proven that excellence in education is the basis for building a generation capable of continuing the march of development and achievement, stressing that the organization views the teacher as a key partner in building the human being and enhancing the capabilities of young people.
Jaradin added that the All of Us Jordan Youth Organization, the youth arm of the King Abdullah II Fund for Development, continues to implement its programs and initiatives aimed at empowering young people, developing their skills, and enhancing their participation in various fields, and that supporting the educational process and honoring the outstanding in it comes in line with the organization's message of investing in human beings and enhancing the culture of excellence and achievement in society.
Jaradin valued the ongoing cooperation with the four education directorates in Ma'an Governorate, stressing that this cooperation reflects the importance of partnership between national institutions in supporting the educational journey, and at the same time praising the efforts made by the education directors and educational cadres in the governorate to serve students and raise the level of education.
At the end of the ceremony, shields and certificates of appreciation were presented to the honored teachers, in appreciation of their educational and educational efforts that contributed to achieving outstanding results in the 2026 high school exams, in an atmosphere that reflected pride in the role of the teacher and his position in building the future of the nation.
