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Human Rights Education", a workshop for the Education Sector Staff
The
The workshop
opened with a welcoming speech by Dr. Martin Beck, resident representative of
Konrad Adenauer Stiftung, who expressed his pleasure for the conduction of this
workshop with the cooperation of the
In her
welcoming speech, Mrs. Mona Al Alami, executive director of the Jordanian Center
for Civic Education Studies presented a brief idea about the Center which was
established in 2003 and which carries out civic education, human rights and
media workshops directed at school students, teachers and university students as
well as youth and women sectors.
Al-Sharif: King Abdullah II is the Primary Patron of the Freedom of the Press
Minister of State for Information and Communication, the official Spokesman for
the Jordanian Government, Dr. Nabil Al Sharif, stated that His Majesty King
Abdullah II is the primary patron of the freedom of
press with his constant calls for a freedom with the sky as its limit and
which is responsible for placing the higher interests of the nation as its top
priority.
He said that hope
is placed on the youth of the country and the nation to change for the better
and to pay attention to issues of community development, the welfare of citizen,
the promotion of freedom and openness to others, and the glorification of the
values of Islam and Arabism.
Al-Sharif added during his patronage of
the conclusion of the Workshop on Media and Civic Education entitled (Youth for
Change), which was organized by the Jordanian Center for Civic Education Studies
in Amman yesterday, that information policies in Jordan are based on
venerating
national interests and strengthening the belonging to the Arab and Muslim
nations.
Al-Sharif pointed out that care for the
youth is one of His Majesty’s priorities, where the King has always emphasized
that youth are the Knights of Change, who are capable of bringing about a
qualitative leap in the nation's future and achieving a bright future for
generations to come.
He emphasized the
government's keenness to support the youth, empower and encourage them to
innovate, invest their energies and involve them in public life. He called for
the training of young leaders to qualify them to carry out the responsibility in
national institutions and to develop a serious youth identity, which would take
initiative.
He said that
youth are the hope and future of the nation in the process of building and
development. He pointed out that change is our goal and aspiration in order to
achieve the progress of the country and the nation through development and by
keeping pace with science and technology while preserving our fundamentals and
pure and inherent values.
The Director of the
Jordanian Center for Civic Education Studies, Mona Al-Alami, on her part,
indicated that the participants, who are students in Damascus University and the
University of Jordan, in the eight days workshop, were at a high level of
professionalism, discipline and excellence. At the end of the workshop, Dr.
Al-Sharif presented certificates to the 15 participants in the workshop.
Minister of State
for Information and Communication and official spokesman of the Jordanian
Government, Dr. Nabil Al-Sharif, said that hope is placed on the youth of the
country and the nation to change for the better and to pay attention to issues
of community development, the welfare of citizen, the promotion of freedom and
openness to others, and the glorification of the values of Islam and Arabism.
He added during
his patronage of the conclusion of the Workshop on Media and Civic Education
entitled (Youth for Change), which was organized by the Jordanian Center for
Civic Education Studies in Amman yesterday, that information policies in Jordan
are based on
venerating
national interests and strengthening the belonging to the Arab and Muslim
nations.
He pointed out
that His Majesty King Abdullah II is the primary patron of the freedom of press,
with his constant calls for freedom with the sky as its limit, which is
responsible for placing the higher interests of the nation as its top priority.
Al-Sharif stated
that care for the youth is one of His Majesty’s priorities, where the King has
always emphasized that youth are the Knights of Change, who are capable of
bringing about a qualitative leap in the nation's future and achieving a bright
future for generations to come.
He emphasized the
government's keenness to support the youth, empower and encourage them to
innovate, invest their energies and involve them in public life. Minister
Al-Sharif called for the training of young leaders to qualify them to carry out
the responsibility in national institutions and to develop a serious youth
identity, which would take initiative.
He said that the youth are the hope and future of the nation in the process of building and development. He pointed out that change is our goal and aspiration in order to achieve the progress of the country and the nation through development and by keeping pace with science and technology while preserving our fundamentals and pure and inherent values.
The Director of the
Al-Sharif: Hope is placed on the youth
to change for the better
Minister of State for
Information and Communication, the official Spokesman for the Jordanian
Government, Dr. Nabil Al-Sharif, said that hope is placed on the youth of the
country and the nation to change for the better and to pay attention to issues
of community development, the welfare of citizen,
promotion of freedom and openness to others, and the glorification of the
values of Islam and Arabism.
He added during
his patronage of the conclusion of the Workshop on Media and Civic Education
entitled (Youth for Change), which was organized by the Jordanian Centre for
Civic Education Studies in Amman yesterday, that information policies in Jordan
are based on
venerating
national interests and strengthening the belonging to the Arab and Muslim
nations.
He pointed out that His
Majesty King Abdullah II is the primary patron of the freedom of
press, with his constant calls for a
freedom with the sky as its limit, and that is responsible for placing the
higher interests of the nation as its top priority.
He
said that
care for the youth is one of His Majesty’s priorities, where the King has always
emphasized that the youth are the Knights of Change, who are capable of bringing
about a qualitative leap in the nation's future and achieving a bright future
for generations to come.
He
affirmed the government's keenness to support the youth, empower and encourage
them to innovate, invest their energies and involve them in public life.
The Minister
called for the training of young leaders to qualify them to carry out the
responsibility in national institutions and to develop a serious youth identity,
which would take initiative.
He said that the
youth are the hope and future of the nation in the process of building and
development. He pointed out that change is our goal and aspiration in order to
achieve the progress of the country and the nation through development and by
keeping pace with science and technology while preserving our fundamentals and
pure and inherent values.
The Director of the
Jordan Centre for Civic Education, Mona Al-Alami, on her part, indicated that
the participants, who are students from