He emphasized that the Commission's continued implementation of voluntary activities in educational, humanitarian, environmental, and other fields embodies the Fund's approach to empowering youth and strengthening their role as active partners in creating a sustainable developmental impact, based on the needs and priorities of local communities.
He added: "The diversity of voluntary activities implemented by the Commission reflects the importance of field work and institutional partnerships in transforming youth energy into tangible contributions that serve society and promote the values of citizenship and social responsibility."
Al-Muflah pointed out that the Fund continues, through its youth arm, to support initiatives that provide youth with opportunities for active participation in national and developmental issues, contributing to consolidating the culture of volunteerism and solidarity, and enhancing the role of youth in the comprehensive development process across the Kingdom's governorates.
In the educational field, the Commission continues to implement the "Learn with Us" campaign, which aims to support school students and develop their cognitive and skill-based capabilities by providing free lessons in a number of subjects, especially in remote areas, outskirts, villages, camps, and deserts. The campaign's activities also include building youth capacities in the fields of languages, digital skills, technology, and self-development, contributing to investing students' time during school holidays and providing them with knowledge and life skills.
Within the framework of humanitarian work, the Commission implements voluntary activities in cooperation with the Charity Clothing Bank, one of the initiatives of the Jordan Hashemite Charity Organization (JHCO). Its volunteers participate in sorting, preparing, and distributing clothing and in-kind donations to underprivileged families and those in need across the Kingdom's governorates. Volunteers also contribute to organizing charity exhibitions in villages and remote areas, which enhances the values of human solidarity and social cohesion.
The Commission also continues its cooperation with "Waqf Thareed" through the participation of its volunteers in supporting and implementing the humanitarian initiatives provided by the Waqf, particularly programs concerned with providing meals and food aid to target groups. These efforts include contributing to organizing distribution operations and delivering aid, reflecting the importance of national partnerships in supporting needy groups and promoting humanitarian work.
On the environmental front, the Commission is implementing a series of voluntary campaigns to plant trees in cooperation with a number of national institutions across the Kingdom's governorates, with the aim of increasing green spaces and improving the aesthetics of public facilities, schools, parks, and streets, in addition to spreading environmental awareness among youth and enhancing their participation in protecting the environment and preserving natural resources.
It is worth noting that the King Abdullah II Fund for Development has developed a new strategy for the years 2027-2030, from which a group of qualitative programs at the national level will emerge, with part of them to be implemented through its youth arm, the All Jordan Youth Commission, starting at the beginning of 2027.
