Vice President of the University, Prof. Ahmed Al-Ajlouni, affirmed that Jordan's security and stability are a national priority and a shared responsibility, stressing the importance of strengthening national unity and rallying around the Hashemite leadership, noting that Jordanians will remain united against everything that targets the nation's security and resources.
Al-Ajlouni indicated that the attack targeting a church in Karak Governorate contradicts the values and national principles of Jordanians, which are based on tolerance, brotherhood, and coexistence. He emphasized that targeting houses of worship or any Jordanian citizen affects the entire nation, and that such acts will not undermine the cohesion of Jordanian society, but rather strengthen the unity and solidarity of its people in confronting terrorism and extremism, and upholding Jordan's security and stability.
For his part, Deputy Dean of Student Affairs, Dr. Mohammad Al-Zghoul, emphasized the role of universities in consolidating the values of belonging and loyalty to the nation and the Hashemite leadership, and enhancing national awareness among students, which contributes to preparing a generation aware of its nation's issues and capable of contributing to maintaining its security and stability.
Student Union President Hamza Al-Hamza expressed the university students' pride in Jordan's steadfast positions, pointing to the role of Jordanian youth in strengthening national unity, spreading the values of tolerance and brotherhood, confronting extremist ideology, and contributing to maintaining the nation's security and stability.
In a speech expressing the spirit of national cohesion, student Daniel Haddad affirmed the university students' pride in the unity and cohesion of Jordanians and their standing as one rank behind the Hashemite leadership. He stressed that the values of citizenship, brotherhood, and coexistence form the foundation of the strength of Jordanian society, and that the people of the nation, across all their spectrums, are united by their belonging to Jordan and their commitment to its security and stability.
