"Mu'tah" Participates in the Forum of Young Arab Leaders in Cairo
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Mu'tah University participated in the activities of the Second Forum of Young Arab Leaders, which was held in the Egyptian capital, Cairo, under the slogan «Generations Preserving the Unity of the Nation», under the auspices of the League of Arab States and organized by the Arab Youth Council for Integrated Development, with youth and academic participation from a number of Arab countries.
The university's participation in the forum came as an affirmation of its interest in empowering young people and enhancing their presence in Arab events and forums, and providing an opportunity for its students and staff to participate in dialogues that address issues of Arab youth, and their role in supporting the development process and enhancing the values of cooperation and communication among the people of the Arab nation.
The participation of Mu'tah University witnessed contributions to the management of a number of forum sessions, which allowed for the presentation and discussion of a set of issues and topics related to Arab youth, and the enhancement of the exchange of experiences and experiences among participants, in addition to participating in the closing ceremony of the forum.
The university was represented in the forum's activities by the Director of the Student Organizations Department, Ayman Al-Dmour, and the student Saqr Al-Lemoon from the Faculty of Law, where the participation reflected the university's presence in Arab youth forums, and its keenness to support students and enable them to gain experience and expand the horizons of communication and dialogue with their counterparts from various Arab countries.
The forum comes within the framework of efforts aimed at enhancing the role of Arab youth leadership, building bridges of communication between them, and encouraging them to contribute to shaping common visions towards issues that affect the future of youth and Arab societies, in a way that enhances the values of unity, cooperation, and integration.
