The Jordan Engineers Association in Ajloun honors the children of engineers who passed the General Secondary Education Certificate (Tawjihi)
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The Jordan Engineers Association, Ajloun branch, organized a ceremony to honor the children of engineers who passed the General Secondary Education Certificate exam, in appreciation of their efforts and academic excellence, and to celebrate their achievement, which marks an important milestone in their educational journey, in the presence of several branch council members and the families of the honored students.
The head of the branch council, Engineer Hamza Al-Momani, expressed his pride in the results achieved by the students, which reflect the effort and perseverance they put in, congratulating the students and their families on this achievement, and valuing the role of families in supporting their children and following up on them throughout their academic journey.
Al-Momani wished the students continued success in their university and professional lives, and that they would be active elements in building the nation and serving the community, confirming the branch council's continued support for engineers and their families in various fields.
For his part, the official of the Ajloun branch, Engineer Alaa Abu Jalban, affirmed the association's keenness to strengthen communication with the children of engineers and their families, to pay attention to outstanding students, and to encourage them to continue their scientific journey with confidence and ambition.
He pointed out that this honor comes in appreciation of the efforts of the students and their families, and as an embodiment of the association's approach to strengthening ties with the general assembly and its families, and motivating the young generations to excel and innovate, and to contribute to the path of development and progress.
At the conclusion of the ceremony, the successful students were honored amidst an atmosphere of joy and pride in their achievements, while the Ajloun branch expressed its wishes for them to have a bright academic and professional future, and further success and progress.
