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Hussein Bin Talal University and the International Board of Development Scientists Renew Cooperation Agreement

Hussein Bin Talal University and the International Board of Development Scientists Renew Cooperation Agreement

Hussein Bin Talal University renewed today, Wednesday, the joint cooperation agreement with the International Board of Development Scientists for Human Development, in cooperation with the Center for Studies, Consultation and Community Development, with the aim of establishing a multi-purpose hall within the university campus.

The agreement stipulates the continuation of providing and developing specialized training programs and diplomas to serve university students and members of the local community.

The agreement was signed by the university's president, Dr. Atef Al-Kharabisheh, and by the International Board of Development Scientists for Human Development, Engineer Salah Al-Hajjaj, in the presence of the director of the Center for Studies, Consultation and Community Development, Dr. Mahmoud Al-Rasa'i. Al-Kharabisheh confirmed that the renewal of this agreement comes out of the university's keenness to provide an integrated training environment equipped with the latest capabilities, noting that the university will provide halls, laboratories and facilities, in addition to following up on official accreditations with the Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research to facilitate the implementation of joint programs.

For his part, Al-Hajjaj said that the renewal of the signing of this agreement, concluded with Hussein Bin Talal University since 2019, has resulted over the past years in the graduation of a group of young people from the local community in specialized fields such as surveying and medical records.

It is noteworthy that the agreement stipulates the enhancement of academic and training cooperation, the issuance of accredited certificates for trainees in the name of Hussein Bin Talal University in cooperation with the International Board of Development Scientists for Human Development, in addition to holding periodic free workshops and seminars to serve the local community and university students.

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