The support also contributes to the development of the 'Human Body' exhibit within the museum, which aims to introduce children to the five senses, the digestive system, and genetic traits in an interactive and simplified manner, linking scientific concepts with direct experience. The development of the exhibit is part of the museum's 'Review and Re-envision' initiative, which involves continuously reviewing and updating its exhibits to keep pace with children's curiosity and evolving aspirations, providing them with a discovery-worthy experience on every visit.
In this context, the Children's Museum appreciated the support of Jordan Phosphate Mines Company, affirming that it contributes to expanding interactive learning outside the museum's premises, alongside enhancing the educational experience within it. The museum emphasized the importance of this type of support in strengthening its impact, developing its educational programs and experiences, and ensuring their sustainability, expressing its appreciation for the company's trust in its mission and support for its efforts to provide learning and exploration opportunities for children across the Kingdom.
This support reflects Jordan Phosphate Mines Company's interest in initiatives that invest in children and place learning and experience at their core, providing children with broader opportunities to develop their knowledge and creative abilities, and contributing to building a generation more capable of participating in and shaping the future.
This support comes as the Mobile Museum program continues to establish its presence across the Kingdom, having achieved a first-of-its-kind milestone since its launch by reaching all twelve governorates of the Kingdom within a single year, attracting over 42,000 visitors. This widespread reach reflects the high demand for the educational experiences offered by the program and its ability to reach children in various regions of Jordan, enhancing its impact in providing learning and exploration opportunities for children wherever they are.