The test was conducted for ninth-grade students in Arabic, English, Mathematics, and Science subjects, and the assessment test for third-grade students in Arabic and Mathematics subjects at the governorate's schools.
In Abin Ablin, the Integrated Youth and Young Women Center, in partnership with the Environmental Protection Directorate and Abin Ablin Secondary School for Boys, participated in the National Cleanliness Campaign "under the slogan 'Year of Volunteering' in celebration of the International Year of Volunteers, in the Deir al-Liws forest area, in the presence of the Director of the Genaid District, Abdullah Al-Maadi.
The campaign aims to promote a culture of volunteering and to establish the concept of shared responsibility in maintaining the cleanliness of public places and natural sites.
The Endowment Directorate participated in a national cleanliness campaign organized by the Environmental Protection Directorate in the Deir al-Yous/Ain forest area, in conjunction with the events of the International Year of Volunteers for Sustainable Development 2026, which included cleaning up waste at the site, as part of efforts to maintain the cleanliness of natural and forest sites and to enhance environmental awareness, volunteer culture, and community responsibility.
The Genaid Municipality began asphalting works targeting the improvement and rehabilitation of a number of streets and roads in various areas of the municipality, including the Sakhra area, and the Abin and Ablin areas.
The Chairman of the Municipal Committee, Kathib Al-Ghazawi, said that the implementation of the contract comes within the municipality's plan to improve the reality of roads and to raise the level of services provided to citizens, noting that this contract represents the beginning of a series of contracts that will include streets in various areas of the municipality.
For its part, the Ajloun Model Youth and Young Women Center, in partnership with Ras Maneef Girls School, implemented 'Youth Days' events, with the participation of 180 female students, and the presence of the school's family.
The events included a group of activities, workshops, and lectures, most notably sessions on sports and mental health, which included sports activities, flexible physical and body exercises, with the aim of enhancing the relationship between physical activity and mental health.
The events included awareness sessions on the safe use of social media, the protection of personal data and information, in addition to workshops that dealt with effective communication skills, leadership personality building, and self-development.
The Director of the Northern Region, Engineer Sufyan Al-Qudah, inspected the readiness of the Vocational Training Institute and its preparations for the new training year, accompanied by the Director of the Institute, Engineer Laith Al-Qudah.
The regional director praised the efforts of the institute's cadres and staff and their keenness to follow up on trainees and to raise the level of the training process, stressing the importance of working as one team to achieve the desired goals.
In Irbid, the Directorate of Education of the Ramtha District, participated in an environmental campaign organized by the Environmental Directorate, which included the Ramtha-Huwwara road, under the patronage of the District Commissioner, Mahmoud Barizat.
The Director of Education, Dr. Faisal Al-Hawamdeh, said that environmental protection is a shared responsibility between official institutions and the local community, explaining that the Directorate is keen to involve schools in such campaigns, due to their impact in linking the student to their environmental surroundings and introducing them to their individual responsibility towards their local community.
The Youth Directorate conducted introductory sessions on the Hussein bin Abdullah II Award for Volunteer Work in its fourth cycle for 2026, with the participation of youth and volunteers.
In Al-Zarqa, the Directorate of Culture, in cooperation with the Directorates of Education, launched a series of exhibitions of books and publications of the Ministry of Culture, hosted by 3 schools in the governorate, with the aim of promoting a culture of reading and making literary and intellectual publications available to students and the local community at symbolic prices.
The Director of Culture, Muhammad Al-Za'abi, said that the initiative comes within the efforts of the Ministry and the Directorate to reach the national cultural product to various segments of society and to enhance its presence in the educational environment, which contributes to highlighting the Jordanian cultural and civilizational identity and motivating students to read, learn, and gain knowledge.
He pointed to the importance of strengthening the partnership between the culture and education sectors in entrenching reading as a lever for awareness and knowledge, and providing an encouraging environment for students to discover the book, which enhances cultural movement in schools and supports its sustainability in various areas of the governorate.
In Al-Ruseifa, the Reform Party celebrated Teacher's Day, in appreciation of the great role played by the teacher in building the human being and shaping the future of the nation.
The Chairman of the Ruseifa Branch of the Reform Party, Mahmoud Al-Saleh, affirmed that celebrating the teacher is a celebration of a great message and an uninterrupted giving.
He said that we advance with pride and pride to our teachers and teachers with the highest words of thanks and appreciation, in appreciation of their great role in building the human being and shaping the future, affirming that the teacher is not only a transmitter of knowledge, but also a messenger who plants in the hearts of our children knowledge, values, morals, belonging, and love for the homeland.
Speakers emphasized that the teacher contributes significantly to preparing generations capable of taking responsibility and serving their community and nation, noting that the teacher's effort, patience, and giving leave an indelible mark.
In the Kafr Al-Ma Youth and Young Women Center, in partnership with the Development Directorate of the Al-Kura District, 26 young men and women from the heads of associations, their representatives, and members of the center, participated in a session presented by the award ambassadors, Joud Shuayyat, Dr. Fatima Khreisat, and Bayan Khreisat, which dealt with the award's vision, message, categories, areas of volunteer work, application mechanism, impact of initiatives, and sustainability.
40 young women from the Deir Abi Said Youth Center, in cooperation with Al-Nassera Basic School, participated in a session presented by the award ambassadors, Dima Al-Sharrida and Yasmin Al-Sharrida, which dealt with the award's objectives, areas, registration mechanism, and application conditions.
The sessions aimed to spread the culture of volunteer work, enhance social responsibility, and encourage young people to turn their initiatives into a positive and sustainable impact.
The 'We Are All Jordan Youth' Body, at the Engineers' Syndicate headquarters, conducted a training course entitled 'Content Creation', with the participation of a number of young people interested in the fields of media and digital content creation.
The course covered the most important concepts and basic skills in the field of content creation, and the importance of using modern digital tools to produce creative and influential content.
The President of the Branch of the Syndicate, Engineer Mahmoud Rababah, emphasized the importance of these programs in developing the capabilities of young people, appreciating the ongoing cooperation between the Syndicate and the Body, which contributes to supporting, empowering, and enhancing the various skills of young people.
The Youth Directorate conducted a series of introductory sessions on the Hussein bin Abdullah II Award for Volunteer Work, in cooperation with schools and developmental and community institutions.
30 female teachers participated in a session of the Hussein Award for Volunteer Work Ambassadors at the Youth and Young Women Center of Beit Ras, in cooperation with Beit Ras Basic School for Girls, presented by the award ambassadors, Fatima Al-Bataineh, Ghaith Al-Safadi, and Amer Al-Ta'ani, which introduced the award, its objectives, axes, registration mechanism, nomination conditions, and evaluation stages.
The Kafruseim Youth Center, in cooperation with Kafruseim Secondary Mixed School for Girls, organized a session with the participation of 60 young women, presented by the award ambassadors, Raghad Muqabala, Khaled Al-Za'abi, and Zaid Daqamsa, which dealt with the award's axes, registration mechanisms, nomination conditions, evaluation stages, and the importance of voluntary initiatives.
The Jdita Youth Center, in cooperation with the Barqash Community Committee and the Islamic Network for Water Resources Development and Management, conducted a session with the participation of 15 members and volunteers, presented by the award ambassadors, Israa Kasabeh and Kouthar Al-Zayout, which introduced the award's objectives, axes, registration mechanism, and participation conditions.
The Directorate of Education of the Bani Obaid District organized an awareness workshop as part of the 'With Determination and Zeal for a Safe Traffic Environment' initiative, which dealt with awareness topics related to traffic safety and the importance of promoting safe and responsible traffic behavior.
The Directorate of Agriculture of the Northern Aghwar District, in cooperation with the concerned authorities and date palm farmers, conducted field campaigns and inspection tours of date palm farms in the district, with the aim of monitoring the health of trees and reducing the spread of the red palm weevil.
The Directorate said that the campaigns are part of the Ministry of Agriculture's efforts to protect the date palm sector and enhance field monitoring and follow-up through early detection of infections, monitoring of infected trees, and guiding farmers to the necessary agricultural and technical procedures to reduce the spread of the pest.
It added that the specialized teams monitor the conditions of date palm farms in the field, work to detect any infections or suspected cases, and take the necessary measures in coordination with farmers and relevant authorities to contribute to preserving the health of trees and the sustainability of production.
In Tafila, the Youth Directorate, through youth centers, conducted introductory sessions on the Hussein bin Abdullah II Award for Volunteer Work, with the aim of expanding young people's knowledge of the award and encouraging them to turn their ideas into positive volunteer initiatives.
The sessions covered the award's axes, categories, areas of volunteer work, participation conditions, registration and submission mechanisms, alongside introducing its role in motivating youth to initiate and enhance citizenship and social responsibility values.
The Al Ain Al Bayda Youth Center, in cooperation with Al Ain Al Bayda Basic School for Boys, held a session presented by the award ambassador, Musa Salama Al-Odatat, who reviewed the award's areas and participation mechanisms, encouraging youth to propose initiatives that serve society and respond to its needs.
The Basira Mixed Youth and Women's Center organized a session with the participation of 25 young men and women, presented by the award ambassador, Adla Al-Rufu'a, which addressed the award's vision, message, objectives, and categories, alongside participation conditions, registration and submission mechanisms, and the importance of voluntary initiatives in enhancing responsibility and citizenship values.
At the Al Hisa Youth Center, the award ambassador, Najeh Al-Hajaya, presented an introductory session that covered the award's objectives, categories, areas, and participation mechanism, and the role of volunteer work in developing youth skills and enhancing their presence in serving their community.
The Al Ain Al Bayda Women's Center witnessed a similar session focusing on the award's areas, participation conditions, and registration mechanism, urging participants to submit volunteer ideas that are feasible and sustainable.
The sessions emphasized the award's importance in discovering youth energies and motivating them to volunteer work, developing leadership skills, and transforming ideas into initiatives and projects that contribute to serving society and creating sustainable development impact.
The Health Affairs Directorate held a meeting for the "Mystery Shopper" program liaison officers in health centers, in the presence of the program committee members, to discuss its mechanisms and enhance its role in monitoring the level of health services provided to visitors.
The Director of Health Affairs, Dr. Husam Al-Rufu'a, emphasized the importance of adhering to official working hours and job discipline, enhancing field follow-up, and benefiting from the "Mystery Shopper" reports as an effective tool for monitoring the reality of services and identifying opportunities for improvement and raising the level of performance.
The meeting discussed the pivotal role of the "Mystery Shopper" liaison officers, the mechanisms for implementing and activating the program more effectively, allowing for the detection of observations related to the health service path and dealing with them, ensuring sustained performance improvement.
In Karak, the youth and women's centers of Wadi Al Karak implemented an introductory meeting about the Hussein bin Abdullah II Award for Volunteer Work at Saka Secondary School for Boys, with the participation of 32 students.
Lecturer Najah Al-Ja'arat spoke about the award's axes, objectives, registration mechanism, and participation steps, and answered students' inquiries related to registration conditions and participation stages.
The youth and women's centers of Dhaat Ra's and Ma'an launched a cleanliness campaign in the area of Sool Street – Al-Khalidiyah in Ma'an District, in celebration of the International Year of Volunteers and under the slogan "Year of Volunteering," in cooperation with the Environmental Police and Dhaat Ra's Secondary School for Boys, and under the patronage of the District Commissioner.
The campaign aims to enhance volunteer work values and social responsibility, and contributes to raising environmental awareness and maintaining the cleanliness of public places.
In Ma'an, the Petra Development and Tourism Regional Authority continues the work of cleaning and rehabilitating bridges and rainwater drainage outlets in various sites under the authority's jurisdiction.
The work includes carrying out necessary maintenance and rehabilitation works, addressing observations and obstacles that may affect the efficiency of the drainage system, alongside field and periodic monitoring of the sites.
In Petra, students from Petra Mixed Secondary School participated in the "Little Policeman" course activities at the Petra archaeological site, aiming to enhance awareness, responsibility, and citizenship among students, under the patronage of the West Ma'an Police Commander, Colonel Omar Al-Zaghaliel.
The event, attended by the Director of Education for Petra District, Dr. Tahani Al-Salameen, and the Head of the Activities Department, Dr. Sultan Al-Omrat, included a visit to the archaeological site, participation in the training and activities of the "Little Policeman" course, and concluded with the honoring of the participating students.
The initiative comes within the framework of strengthening the partnership between the school and the community, and consolidating the values of belonging and responsibility, and introducing the civilizational and tourist status of Petra City.
In Mafraq, the vocational day events for empowering job seekers were launched at the Professional Unions Complex.
The President of the Mafraq Branch Council of the Engineers Syndicate, Eng. Majdi Al-Amoush, said that the vocational day, dedicated to supporting job seekers and providing distinguished professional opportunities, was held in cooperation with the Danish Refugee Council (DRC) and in partnership with the Jordanian Engineers Association. The vocational day was attended by the "Building Livelihoods Pathways" project manager at the Danish Council, Eng. Abdul Karim Al-Ja'afra, the Mafraq Office Liaison Officer, Ahmed Al-Hasan, and the Ministry of Labor representative, "National Employment Program" Qusai Al-Kardi.
In Aqaba, the Rum District Directorate, in cooperation with the Directorate of Entrepreneurship and the Events Unit at the Aqaba Special Economic Zone Authority, implemented a cognitive and field visit for students of the "Birq Shaddad Al-Rakaib" program to Aqaba City, aiming to enhance their knowledge and broaden their horizons, and provide an opportunity for participants to get acquainted with national institutions and their roles.
The visit included the Directorates of Development, Entrepreneurship and the Events Unit, Employment and Training at the Authority, and the University of Jordan in Aqaba.
In Balqa, the Umm Al-Amad Youth Center participated in a volunteer campaign to reduce the phenomenon of indiscriminate waste disposal in the Umm Al-Amad area, in cooperation with the Environmental Protection Directorate, and with the participation of various official, security, and community entities.
The campaign witnessed the participation of 25 young men and women from the Umm Al-Amad Youth Center, in the presence of several directorates, official and community entities, and a number of partner institutions.
The campaign included the implementation of field cleaning works in the area, which included collecting waste and removing debris, in addition to distributing waste bags to vehicle drivers, and implementing awareness messages about the importance of maintaining public cleanliness and reducing behaviors associated with indiscriminate waste disposal.
In Jerash, Assistant Governor of Jerash, Dr. Mu'aid Al-Qadi, during an inspection visit to the Souf area, in the presence of the Municipality Committee Chairman, Muhammad Bani Yassin, reviewed the work progress in the municipality, and took stock of the most prominent works and efforts made during the past period.
The meeting addressed the most prominent works and services provided to citizens, alongside the measures taken in preparation for the winter season.
The Souf District Director, Eng. Abdul Hadi Al-Hawamdeh, confirmed that the municipal cadres had started early to implement the works of cleaning drains and rainwater drainage outlets and monitoring the points that witness water accumulation, contributing to raising the readiness of the area and dealing with weather conditions during the winter season.
Al-Qadi and Bani Yassin participated in a campaign to distribute waste bags designated for cars to citizens and vehicle owners to encourage the disposal of waste in a proper manner and reduce the phenomenon of indiscriminate waste disposal, aiming to enhance the level of public cleanliness.
