Jerash Events: Crown Prince's Directives as a Roadmap for Strengthening Development Paths

Acting Jerash Governor Dr. Mohammad Al-Awamrah said that placing the citizen at the forefront of priorities requires monitoring the implementation of plans and programs in the field and measuring their impact on the level of services provided to him, explaining that setting time frames for implementation enhances coordination between concerned parties and helps address the challenges facing the progress of work and the completion of projects according to the specified priorities.

Governorate Council Committee Chairman Dr. Ziad Al-Rabi' said that arranging projects according to the needs of the areas contributes to directing allocations towards the most urgent priorities and achieving greater benefit from the implemented projects.

He added that monitoring the rates of achievement and stages of implementation contributes to understanding the progress of projects and focusing on what serves the infrastructure and priority sectors in the governorate.

Municipal Committee Chairman Mohammad Bani Yassin said that improving the city's reality is linked to the services that the citizen and the visitor directly feel, including roads, cleanliness, market organization, and the preparation of public facilities, pointing out that developing municipal services and improving the urban environment contributes to supporting economic movement and preparing the city to receive visitors in a way that is consistent with its tourist status.

Jadara University President Dr. Habes Al-Zoubi said that universities are a partner in development paths through preparing competencies and developing programs and skills to keep pace with the transformations in the labor market, alongside employing scientific research and innovation in addressing challenges and serving local community issues.

Jerash Charitable Societies Union President Zeid Al-Zoubi said that the priorities set by His Highness the Crown Prince are considered a practical framework for the government's work, and a direct responsibility on its executive bodies to translate them into procedures, programs, and projects with a clear impact on the state and the citizen.

Jordanian Women's Union President Jalila Al-Smadi said that expanding women's participation in economic activity requires providing training and qualification opportunities and supporting productive projects that enable women to convert their skills into job opportunities and income sources and enhance their participation in local development.

Jordanian Environment Society Board Member Ferial Al-Nisami said that activating tourism in Jerash should be accompanied by protecting the environment and natural sites, pointing out that involving the local community and youth in environmental initiatives enhances the preservation and sustainability of these sites and reinforces awareness of the importance of protecting natural resources.

Jerash Cultural Forum President Ahmad Al-Samadi emphasized the importance of working with the contents of the Crown Prince and discussing economic, service, and development files and proposing programs that respond to local priorities within the general policies.