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Amman Ahliya Participates in the Mashreq Arab Exports Conference for Agricultural Exports

Amman Ahliya Participates in the Mashreq Arab Exports Conference for Agricultural Exports

The Faculty of Agricultural Technology at Amman Ahliya University participated in the Mashreq Arab Exports Conference, which was held in the capital Amman, with the participation of a group of experts, specialists, and representatives of economic, commercial, and export sectors.

During the conference sessions and lectures, representatives of the faculty and its students were briefed on the most prominent issues and trends related to the export sector, regional and international markets, value chains, and opportunities for market access, in addition to ways to support national products and enhance their competitiveness.

The faculty's participation comes within the framework of its keenness to link academic knowledge with practical applications and labor market needs, providing an opportunity for students to learn about specialized experiences and expertise, and enhancing their awareness of the opportunities and challenges facing productive and export sectors, especially in areas related to agricultural technology and food industries.

This participation also reflects the trend towards expanding the horizons of cooperation and communication with public and private sector institutions and related parties, which contributes to supporting and preparing students for the labor market, and opens new areas of cooperation in training, employment, scientific research, and applied projects.

Dean of the Faculty, Dr. Rasha Al-Trawneh, confirmed that the faculty's participation in such events comes within its ongoing efforts to enhance its academic and community role, and to consolidate its presence as an active partner in supporting innovation, production, and competitiveness, in line with the needs of national development and labor market requirements.

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