The Arab Open University in Jordan has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the Royal Health Awareness Society to implement a joint project in the field of specialized media, aimed at enhancing health awareness among youth, particularly on topics related to reproductive health.
The MoU was signed on behalf of the Arab Open University by the University Director, Professor Tahrir Hamdi, and on behalf of the Royal Health Awareness Society by its Director General, Dr. Amal Ireifij. The signing ceremony was attended by Dr. Anas Ghazalat, Vice President for Administrative and Financial Affairs; Dr. Faisal Al-Sarhan, Dean of the Faculty of Media; and Professor Dr. Moayad Homidi, Head of the Center for Training and Continuing Education. From the Society's side, attendees included Reem Al-Fares, Director of the Youth and Community Engagement Program, and Yazan Wardat, Director of the Youth Program.
Professor Dr. Tahrir Hamdi emphasized that this partnership represents a practical step toward enhancing students' role in community service by equipping them to produce health-related media content addressing youth issues. She also highlighted the university's commitment to providing a supportive learning environment that aligns with societal needs.
Dr. Amal Ireifij expressed the Society's pride in this partnership, which reflects its vision of investing in the potential of youth. She stressed the importance of health media as an influential tool in raising awareness and promoting behavioral change among peers through youth-led initiatives under expert supervision.
Dr. Faisal Al-Sarhan, Dean of the Faculty of Media, noted that the MoU presents a valuable hands-on learning opportunity for students, bridging academic knowledge with professional practice and enhancing their readiness for careers in specialized media fields.
This collaboration reflects the university's commitment to principles of equity and inclusiveness and to offering applied educational opportunities that meet relevant national and international standards. It also contributes to strengthening student engagement in their communities and empowering them to create a positive social impact.
