Civil society institutions implement development initiatives

Dr. Mohammad Al-Fayez, Chairman of the Municipal Committee, confirmed that the municipality continues its early preparations for the winter season by starting the cleaning and rehabilitation of bridges, channels, and drainage ditches for rainwater.

He confirmed that a project tender worth 300,000 dinars has recently been launched to address hotspots in the municipality's areas, which were previously identified, noting that the number of hotspot sites covered by the project is 5 sites.

In Aqaba, the Youth of All of Us Jordan Authority concluded a training course titled "Arts and Skills of Debates", aiming to enhance positive dialogue and equip young people with interactive life skills, with the participation of 30 young men and women at the Authority's headquarters.

Dr. Omar Al-A'sha, the Authority's coordinator, said that the course comes within the framework of the Authority's keenness to promote a culture of constructive dialogue and empower young people's personal, cognitive, and professional capabilities and provide them with the necessary tools for concepts of accepting the other and meaningful discussion.

In Madaba, the Youth Director, Nayef Abu Rumman, during his meeting with a delegation from the Youth Solidarity Association, in the presence of the Head of the Youth Centers Section, Awad Al-Tawalbeh, discussed cooperation and partnership in the youth field and expanding opportunities to benefit from the programs and activities provided by the Ministry of Youth and the Madaba Youth Directorate.

Abu Rumman said that the meeting addressed opportunities for developing and implementing joint programs and initiatives targeting young people, which contributes to building their capabilities, developing their skills, and preparing qualified youth leaders, in addition to enhancing the presence and participation of young people in youth centers and turning their energies and ideas into initiatives with an impact.

In Ajloun, the cadres of the municipalities of Al-Junaid and Barqash continued to carry out joint field works in several areas of Al-Junaid District, within efforts to enhance cooperation between municipalities and support the cleanliness and services provided to citizens, including works to facilitate roads leading to public and private schools, through the implementation of scraping and cleaning works, with the aim of improving the movement of citizens and vehicles and providing a safer environment for students.

The Ajloun Endowments Directorate pointed out that 21 mosques have been furnished since the beginning of the year with new carpets, noting that the Directorate is following up on the procedures for exemption from sales tax on mosque supplies, which contributes to reducing the cost of donations and encouraging benefactors to support the needs of mosques.

Meanwhile, the Deputy of the Kafra' District, Akram Al-Khawladeh, visited the Rajeb Pastures Station to learn about the station's reality, the programs and projects implemented there, and the efforts made in pasture development and the preservation of natural resources.

The Director of Agriculture of the District, Engineer Hazem Amawi, explained the work of the station and its role in preserving plant cover and pastures, serving the agricultural sector and livestock, in addition to efforts to restore and rehabilitate pastoral lands and preserve them.

Al-Khawladeh stressed the importance of enhancing coordination between official bodies and the local community and continuing field work to protect pastures and reduce encroachments on them, which contributes to preserving natural resources and supporting sustainable agricultural and environmental development.

The Center for Change Brokers for Sustainable Development, in partnership with the National Center for Human Rights, launched a specialized training entitled "The Rights Approach in Addressing Issues of Persons with Disabilities", aiming to enhance knowledge and rights practices in dealing with issues of persons with disabilities and to raise awareness of the importance of adopting a human rights discourse away from stereotypes and practices that may perpetuate discrimination or exclusion.

Bathina Al-Freihat, Director of the Department of the Most Needy Groups at the National Center for Human Rights, addressed the rights of persons with disabilities in light of the International Convention and national legislation, the role of the Center in promoting and protecting these rights, and the importance of ensuring that persons with disabilities enjoy their rights on an equal footing and without discrimination.

On another note, an event for children titled "Ajloun's Artistic Heritage" was held at the Zaha Cultural Center, in cooperation with the Ajloun Culture Directorate.

The event included a set of artistic and heritage activities dedicated to children to introduce them to the Ajloun cultural and artistic heritage, enhance their connection with local identity and heritage, and develop their creative talents and abilities in an interactive and enjoyable manner.

The Joint Services Council cadres of the governorate carried out a comprehensive cleanliness campaign on several roads, including the removal of waste and cleaning of road sides, water drains, and bridges.

The campaign covered the Jerash-Ajloun, Ain Janna-Suf, Suf-Abain, and Abain-Ain Janna roads.

The Clubs and Youth Bodies Department in the governorate, within the "Clean It and Keep It Beautiful" initiative, implemented a cleanliness campaign and an awareness lecture at the Sufyan Al-Thawri Mosque, in cooperation with a number of official, civil, and volunteer entities.

The campaign was implemented by the Women's Affairs Department, mosque preachers and supervisors, the Royal Society for Environmental Protection, the Community Police Department, the Ajloun Biosphere Reserve, the "Arabkum" volunteer team, the Ajloun Community Health Committee, and the "Sustainability Makers" volunteer team.

The Director of Educational Affairs at the Directorate of Education, Dr. Owais Al-Samadi, inspected the educational and training process in the Vocational and Technical Education Program (BTEC) at Ajloun Secondary School for Girls and Princess Aisha Bint Al-Hussein Comprehensive Secondary School for Girls, accompanied by the Head of the Planning Section, Mamoun Al-Samadi.

During his tour of Ajloun Secondary School for Girls, Al-Samadi reviewed the training process in the health care and early childhood specialties that were introduced at the school, calling on the students to take advantage of vocational and technical education opportunities as it provides practical knowledge and skills that meet the needs of the labor market.

At Princess Aisha Bint Al-Hussein Comprehensive Secondary School for Girls, Al-Samadi reviewed the art and design, hair and beauty, and information technology specialties, in the presence of educational supervisors Hatem Al-Samadi, Osama Al-Qudah, and Maram Al-Qadri.

The Directorate of Social Development, in cooperation with the Municipality, the Jabal Ajloun Charitable Association, and with the support of the "UNICEF" organization, launched the "Modern Parenting Awareness" program.

The program aims to provide parents with modern educational skills and methods that enable them to deal with children and adolescents in a more positive and effective manner within families, and the program lasts three months at a rate of two hours per week, targeting age groups from birth to 18 years old, relying on the "Our Happy Home" Early Childhood Guide.

The Khadijah Bint Khuwaylid Secondary School in Kafra' District, in cooperation with the Ajloun Police Directorate and the Kafra' Security Center, held an awareness lecture on cybercrime, aiming to enhance students' awareness of the risks of unsafe use of technology and social media and ways to prevent them.

Lt. Ali Al-Diyaat, Sgt. Ahmed Al-Qudah from the Criminal Investigation Department, and Lt. Mahmoud Freihat from the Community Police, addressed a number of topics related to cybercrime and ways to protect against falling victim to it.

In Tafila, the Directorate of Education, in cooperation with the Al-Ais Basic School for Boys and the Community Police, organized an awareness and educational session on cybercrime and the risks of unsafe use of the Internet and social media, aiming to enhance digital awareness among students and to establish concepts of safe and responsible use of technology.

The session, presented by Lt. Qusai Al-Dmour, Sgt. Ebadah Al-Trawneh, and Sgt. Alaa Al-Damarat, addressed the most prominent forms of cybercrime and ways to prevent them, in addition to the importance of protecting personal accounts and data, not sharing sensitive information with others, and dealing cautiously with suspicious electronic links, messages, and content.

The Youth of All of Us Jordan Authority organized a symposium entitled "Youth and Development in Tafila Governorate", during which Tafila Governor Dr. Sultan Al-Masadi was hosted.

Al-Masadi confirmed that youth represent the main pillar in the development process, pointing out that Tafila is rich in promising youth energies that have the ability to innovate and create change if they are given real opportunities for empowerment and participation in development decision-making.

He pointed out that His Majesty King Abdullah II pays great attention to Jordanian youth, constantly emphasizing the importance of empowering them, developing their skills, and linking them to the labor market, indicating that this approach is in line with the efforts of His Highness Crown Prince Hussein bin Abdullah II in supporting leadership, innovation, and creativity among youth.

For his part, Amjad Al-Kremin, representative of the Youth of All of Us Jordan Authority in Tafila, stressed the importance of continuing such direct meetings between officials and youth in various sectors, due to their role in bringing views closer, listening to the needs and aspirations of youth, and reaching a realistic development map that starts from their priorities and future aspirations.

The National Visual Documentation Project "Jordan in Our Eyes" concluded the third training in the governorate, after a program that lasted 7 days with a total of 45 training hours, including three days of field application, with the aim of empowering young men and women to turn their lenses into tools for telling the story of the Jordanian place and documenting its diversity.

Mahmoud Al-Amaira, Director of Culture, emphasized the importance of the project in documenting the Jordanian narrative through the eyes of young people, noting that Tafila, with its rich historical, cultural, and natural heritage, provides a rich and inspiring environment for visual documentation, and appreciated the efforts of the participants and their keenness to highlight the identity of their governorate.

For his part, the project's photographer trainer and supervisor, Sami Al-Za'abi, confirmed that "Our Jordan in Our Eyes" translates the royal vision in documenting the Jordanian narrative, by empowering young people to highlight the cultural, human, and natural details of their governorates through their lenses.

In Karak, the Creativity Club affiliated with the Directorate of Culture, in cooperation with the Engineers' Syndicate, concluded a training session on the industrial computer system used for automation and control of mechanical processes and production lines in factories, with the participation of a number of young women and men volunteers from the governorate.

The club's management explained that the training comes within the framework of the keenness to provide specialized technical training opportunities and enhance cooperation with professional institutions, which contributes to developing the skills of engineers and preparing them for the requirements of the labor market, noting that these training achievements are a new step towards building a more skilled and innovative generation.

The Directorate of Education for the Karak region, at King Abdullah II School for Excellence/Karak, discussed the annual plan for activities and the mechanisms for its implementation and operation with its content.

This came during a meeting with the coordinators of cultural, artistic, and environmental activities in the directorate, in the presence of the Director of Educational Affairs, Dr. Yassin Al-Shawawreh, the Head of the Activities Section, Osama Al-Adaileh, and members of the section, who discussed the laws and regulations governing the activities and the mechanisms for participation in cultural and artistic competitions implemented at the directorate level.

Al-Shawawreh emphasized the importance of educational activities in discovering students' talents, developing their abilities, and shaping their personalities, pointing to the need to provide the necessary support to talented students and encourage them to participate in various competitions and events.

For his part, Al-Adaileh emphasized the importance of working as a team and cooperation between the Activities Section and the activity coordinators in schools, which contributes to the implementation of the annual plan.

Zahoum Charitable Association hosted a specialized training course implemented by the Ministry of Agriculture on the classification of pastoral, medicinal, and aromatic plants and their benefits.

The course dealt with introducing the most prominent local pastoral, medicinal, and aromatic plants, their methods of identification and characteristics, their pastoral value and benefits for livestock, in addition to learning about their medicinal and aromatic uses and their environmental and economic importance and their role in preserving plant diversity.

The course was presented by Engineer Rana Abu Sa'ada from the Pasture Directorate at the Ministry of Agriculture, as part of the Ministry's efforts to support pastoral communities and enhance their participation in the sustainable management of pastures and natural resources.

Abd Al-Rahman Al-Malahma, President of the Association, said that this course comes within the framework of strengthening partnership and cooperation with national institutions, and as a continuation of its role in supporting and empowering the local community. In Irbid, the Director of Education for the Ramtha District, Dr. Faisal Al-Hawamdeh, said that basic education is one of the most important educational stages, as it forms the basis for building the student's personality and developing his skills, knowledge, and attitudes, stressing the importance of the effort and dedication of the teacher, and his good dealing with students, to understand their educational and educational needs.

Al-Hawamdeh visited the Buwaydah Basic Schools, the new Buwaydah Kindergarten, and the Al-Sid Mixed Schools, to check the progress of the educational process and the regularity of attendance, as part of the field visits to identify the needs of the educational field.

He added that dealing with students in basic classes requires teachers to have patience and flexibility, and to diversify teaching strategies to suit their abilities, especially the initiative "To My School I Belong", considering that student interaction is the most successful investment in building a generation that possesses a solid educational foundation and a balanced personality capable of continuing its educational journey successfully.

The Director of Education for the Northern Aqaba District, Dr. Basma Freihat, emphasized the importance of the scouting and guiding movement in enhancing national belonging and loyalty, and in rooting the values of citizenship, discipline, responsibility, and teamwork, due to its role in shaping the personality of students and developing their skills.

Freihat called on the leaders and leaders of the scouting and guiding teams in schools, during the annual meeting, to activate the scouting and guiding movement in schools, expand the base of student participation, and pay attention to qualitative programs and activities that contribute to developing their skills, stressing the importance of converting plans and programs into practical and effective activities in the educational field.

For its part, the Second Irbid Endowment Directorate organized a celebration on the occasion of the Prophet's birthday, at the Al-Ameen Mosque in the Aydon area, in the presence of the Mufti of Irbid Governorate, Dr. Abdullah Rababah, the Director of the Second Irbid Endowment, Sheikh Fراس Abu Khait, and Sheikh Abdul Rahman Ammoura, and with the participation of a large number of community members.

Abu Khait emphasized the importance of recalling the noble prophetic biography on this occasion, following the Prophet's morals and guidance, and rooting his love in the hearts of the community members, pointing out that the greatest images of sincere love for the Prophet, peace be upon him, are represented in following his Sunnah and adhering to his morals and teachings.

For his part, Irbid Mufti Dr. Abdullah Rababah spoke about the status of the Prophet, peace be upon him, in the hearts of Muslims, confirming that his love is through following his Sunnah and following his guidance, and drawing from his biography the values of mercy, morals, and good treatment of people.

Abdul Rahman Ammoura touched on aspects of the noble prophetic biography, pointing to the lessons and lessons it carries in faith, morals, and dealing, and the necessity of reflecting the love of the Prophet, peace be upon him, on the behavior and daily life of the Muslim.

On another note, the Irbid Governorate Environmental Protection Directorate activated the community service by involving a number of convicts sentenced to alternative punishments instead of imprisonment in implementing an environmental cleanliness campaign that included the eastern neighborhood in the Irbid Citadel.

The Director of the Directorate, Engineer Mustafa Al-Zayid, said that activating the community service comes within the executive program of the cleanliness strategy and reducing the indiscriminate disposal of waste, with the aim of rooting social responsibility and protecting the environment, by involving the convicts in field initiatives that serve the local community.

Al-Zayid added that the application of community service goes beyond the traditional punitive aspect, to form a tool for reform and rehabilitation and to enhance the sense of responsibility, which contributes to reintegrating the convicts into society through participation in activities that serve the environment and society.

The Sheikh Hussein Al-Madbagh Youth and Women Center organized an awareness lecture entitled "Sport is a Lifestyle", with the aim of enhancing awareness of the importance of practicing physical activity and its role in maintaining physical and mental health, and encouraging young people to adopt sport as part of their daily lifestyle.

Trainer Bashir Al-Abasi spoke about the importance of sport in building a healthy body, developing physical fitness, enhancing self-confidence, discipline, and commitment, in addition to its role in positively investing free time and moving away from unhealthy habits and behaviors.

The Northern Mazar Youth and Women Centers participated in an environmental campaign to rehabilitate the garden and playground of the Hubka area, with the participation of a number of government departments and institutions affiliated with the district, in addition to employees and students of the neighboring school and members of the centers.

The campaign included cleaning, arranging, and rehabilitating the facilities of the garden and playground, which contributes to preserving the cleanliness of the place and improving the general appearance, and providing a suitable and safe environment for its visitors.

The activities of the training course for trainers were launched at the headquarters of the 'We Are All Jordan' Youth Authority, Irbid Branch, with the participation of 25 young men and women, as part of the Authority's programs aimed at empowering young people, developing their skills, and building their capacities in various fields.

The activities included a set of interactive training activities and applications, which focused on the trainer's skills, effective communication methods, and mechanisms for managing training sessions, in addition to enhancing the presentation, interaction, and participation skills of the trainees.

The Irbid Greater Municipality started paving large parts of Shuhada Street and Wisfi Al-Tal, in addition to the newly established street, which links Shuhada Street and Petra Street, in coordination with the Bani Obaid Municipality, according to an agreement between the two municipalities stipulating that the Irbid Municipality will implement the project in all its details, while the Bani Obaid Municipality will bear the costs of the works implemented within its limits.

Kafrasma Basic School for Boys won the title of the handball championship for the lower basic stage for males, which concluded its competitions at the Kafrasma Sports Hall.

Harima Basic School for Boys came in second place, at the end of the championship, which witnessed competitions between the participating schools.

The events of the championship were held in the presence of the Director of the Kafrasma Sports Hall, Dr. Youssef Al-Jarrah, and under the supervision and follow-up of the sports activity officials in the Directorate of Education for the Bani Kenana District, Captain Rasha Abaydat and Alaa Abaydat.

The Director of Education for the Bani Kenana District, Huda Al-Shatanawi, praised the level of the participating students, appreciating the efforts of the administrative and training cadres in the success of the championship.

The Kafr Al-Ma Youth and Women Center organized an awareness workshop entitled "How to Build Individual Behaviors and Their Relationship to Volunteering", with the participation of 17 young people, within the age group (12–14) years.

The workshop aimed to enhance the culture of volunteer work and community responsibility among participants, and to consolidate the values of citizenship and belonging.

The workshop, presented by Dr. Fatima Khreissat, addressed the concept of building behaviors and their importance, and the role of volunteer work in developing youth skills, alongside interactive activities and practical training that reinforced the spirit of cooperation and teamwork, and planning and initiative skills.

The Integrated Medium Youth and Young Women Center, implemented an interactive health awareness session titled "The Importance of a Healthy Environment and Its Role in Preventing Cancer," in cooperation with the King Hussein Cancer Foundation, with the participation of 25 young men and adolescents from the center's members, within the age group of (12–16) years.

The health awareness session was presented by Amal Al-Khatib, and it covered a number of educational topics aimed at enhancing the participants' awareness of the importance of the surrounding environment and its relationship with public health, and the role of daily healthy behaviors in maintaining human health.

The Directorate of Awqaf of the Northern Aghwar District honored the students of the Quranic Dar in the Mosque of Muawiyah ibn Abi Sufyan in the Al-Kremah area, who passed the exams of the Ministry of Awqaf and Islamic Affairs and Holy Sites for the first, second, and third levels.

Dr. Omar Bani Yassin, Director of Awqaf of the Northern Aghwar District, said that honoring the students is in appreciation of their efforts in memorizing and reciting the Book of Allah, and to encourage them to continue their Quranic journey, stressing the importance of the role of the Holy Quran in raising generations and instilling Islamic values and good morals.

The Director of Education for the Koura District, Sahl Abeidat, during a meeting of the Educational Development Council, emphasized the importance of the role played by the Educational Development Council in supporting the educational process and enhancing communication and partnership between various parties of the educational system, stressing the need for continuous monitoring of student attendance and recording attendance and absence, and dealing with cases of absence according to the adopted educational procedures.

He stressed the importance of documenting the activities of the Educational Development Councils in an organized manner, which contributes to highlighting their efforts and initiatives and evaluating their impact in the educational field, stressing the need to document works and achievements and benefit from them in developing performance and improving educational practices.

The Ambassadors of Giving Association for Charitable Works, in cooperation with the Princess Taghreed Foundation, held two awareness sessions for young people aged (18-35) years, entitled "Partnerships for Development Directed towards Vocational Training and Labor Migration"

Manal Shabeeb, President of the Association, said that holding these sessions comes within the framework of the Association's keenness to raise the awareness of young people about vocational training opportunities and work, and to introduce them to the paths available to them to develop their skills and enhance their opportunities in the labor market, which contributes to supporting their professional orientations.

The sessions addressed the importance of vocational training and its role in enhancing young people's opportunities in the labor market, alongside the topic of labor migration and the opportunities associated with professional skills, and ways to benefit from them in a safe and organized manner.

The Director of Education for the Bani Obaid District, Nasrin Al-Bakar, emphasized the importance of school theater as a humanitarian and educational message, and its importance as a purposeful educational and teaching tool that contributes to the development of the personality of the teacher and the learner alike, and enhances the role of artistic and cultural activities in serving the educational process.

She added that the importance of school theater lies in its being an educational strategy such as using theater as an educational tool to simplify and transfer scientific information and curricula within the classroom without costs, and building personality by contributing to the development of the student's personality and enhancing his self-confidence, and treating some negative social traits such as introversion or shyness.

The Directorate of Education for the Taibah and Al-Wasatiya Districts discussed ways to develop the vocational and technical education track (BTEC), during a meeting held at the office of the Director of Educational Affairs, Dr. Radwan Abeidat, in the presence of the Director of Administrative and Financial Affairs, Dr. Khaled Bani Amer, and a number of heads and members of the concerned departments and supervisors of the BTEC program.

Abeidat emphasized the importance of continuing to develop the program in a way that contributes to enhancing the quality of vocational and technical education, and preparing the appropriate educational environment for students, in line with the directions of the Ministry of Education and human resource development aimed at preparing a qualified generation that possesses the skills and knowledge that meet the needs of the labor market.

Bani Amer pointed to the importance of communication between departments and providing all the necessary needs and equipment for computer laboratories and workshops in vocational schools where new specializations and branches have been introduced, in order to enable them to complete the requirements of accreditation and achieve the required quality standards, which ensures the success of the program and its sustainable development.

The Director of Administrative and Financial Affairs at the Directorate of Education for the Koura District, Eng. Ali Majid Al-Momani, honored the top students of the secondary general education in Deir Abi Saeed Comprehensive Secondary School for Girls.

Al-Momani praised the efforts of the students, their parents, and the teaching staff, calling on the students to continue the path of excellence and invest their success in achieving more achievements during the university education stages and professional life.

For her part, the school principal, Dr. Jamila Bani Younis, expressed her pride in the outstanding students, affirming that what they achieved reflects their efforts, the support of their families, and the dedication of the educational staff.

The Jordanian Traffic Institute, in cooperation with the Community Police in the West Irbid Police, held an awareness seminar on the dangers of traffic accidents, targeting the employees of Burqash Municipality and a number of members of the local community.

The seminar addressed the most prominent causes of traffic accidents and incorrect traffic behaviors, and ways to enhance compliance with traffic rules and reduce accidents, in addition to providing instructions on traffic safety and raising the level of awareness among road users.

Irbid Private University participated in the "Higher Education for Innovation and Growth" (HEIG) project, implemented by the International Exchange Organization (IREX) and funded by the US Department of State.

The participation aims to develop the university's strategic plan and link education outputs with the requirements of the modern labor market, through updating academic programs, supporting the environment of applied research, and empowering staff and students with advanced entrepreneurial skills.

University representatives confirmed that joining this project stems from the university's vision of transitioning to third-generation universities that focus on comprehensive leadership and innovation, noting that the partnership with a prestigious international organization such as IREX, with the support of the US Department of State, constitutes a qualitative boost to the university's education, scientific research, and administrative and financial development system.

In Jerash Governorate, the Director of the Investment and Entrepreneurship Directorate at the Ministry of Digital Economy and Entrepreneurship, Sarah Fanous, sponsored the activities of the first Jerash Entrepreneurial Day – Tourism and Innovation, held at the Jerash Cultural Center, in the presence of the Director of Jerash Culture, Dr. Aqleh Al-Qadri, and the Director of Jerash Tourism, Thaer Al-Ayasarah, alongside a number of those interested in tourism and cultural affairs and start-up projects.

The event aimed to highlight the innovative and entrepreneurial projects in the governorate and enhance the role of young people and the local community in promoting tourism and economic development, where the program included presentations of innovative initiatives, inspiring stories from the people of Jerash, a specialized discussion session on tourism challenges and ways to integrate the local community, in addition to an exhibition of entrepreneurial projects and a bazaar for small production projects.

Among the most prominent projects presented were (the Khirat Al-Dar platform to support local products, the Beit Jidi Inn to preserve heritage, the Art of Nature project to revive handicrafts, Beesan Apiaries as a rural tourism experience, the Nashmi Tour platform as a tourist guide supported by artificial intelligence, a night in ancient Jerash as an interactive tourist experience, Jordan's narrative murals that tell the stories of Jordanian cities, and the Jarah Shadows project that employs the movement of the sun in an attractive rock sculpture).

At the conclusion of the event, the evaluation committee announced the results, where the Jordan's narrative murals project won first place, Beesan Apiaries came in second place, and Nashmi Tour and a night in ancient Jerash shared third place.

In Zarqa Governorate, the Al-Zarqa Youth and Young Women Center, in cooperation with the Community Peace Center at the General Directorate of Public Security in Zarqa Governorate, organized a workshop on extremist thought: reality and challenges, with the participation of 20 young men and women from the center's members.

The director of the center, Shurouq Al-Awar, explained that the workshop aims to enhance the culture of dialogue, tolerance, and mutual respect among community members, spread the values of coexistence and acceptance of the other, and move away from violence, fanaticism, and hate speech. Enhancing the role of young people in maintaining social security and stability, resolving conflicts through peaceful means, and enhancing the spirit of cooperation, belonging, and responsibility towards society.

The Directorate of Education in the Al-Ruseifa District organized a workshop for the Educational Development Councils for school principals in the Qatar Al-Nada Secondary Mixed School, in the presence of a number of school principals, student environment coordinators, and liaison officers of the Risk Committee in the directorate, with the aim of following up on educational and administrative developments and working to develop school work in line with the latest directions in the educational process.

The Director of Education for the Al-Ruseifa District, Ahmed Al-Shdaifat, emphasized the importance of workshops in building a safe and stable school environment, pointing out that risk management has become an essential part of educational planning, and that the directorate is continuing to implement specialized training programs for all schools in the district.

The workshop included several axes that contribute to raising the level of performance and improving the educational environment for students, as it included a discussion of the procedural plan for schools for the academic year 2026-2027, raising awareness of risk management and including its activities in the educational plan, and also talked about the national program for therapeutic interventions, in addition to emphasizing the dissemination of a culture of excellence emanating from the Queen Rania Al-Abdullah Award for Supporting Educational Excellence.