Ajloun:Public figures in Ajloun Governorate have expressed their views on the Speech from the Throne delivered at the opening of the third ordinary session of the 20th Parliament, emphasizing its reaffirmation of Jordan's principles and its messages on strengthening the rule of law, expanding public participation, and enhancing citizen services.
According to Jordan News Agency, former minister Malek Haddad commented that the speech reflects the King's vision for safeguarding Jordan's security and stability and enhancing its capability to address regional challenges. He emphasized the importance of collective efforts to maintain and build upon the country's achievements across various sectors.
Firas Al-Hanandeh, president of Ajloun National University, emphasized the speech's focus on education's critical role in supporting modernization and aligning educational outcomes with labor market needs, which is essential for preparing professionals to contribute to the country's development.
Mouawiya Annab, chairman of the Ajloun Governorate Council committee, noted the speech underscored the necessity of sustaining development efforts across governorates and fostering partnerships among government institutions, local councils, and communities to ensure development projects meet citizens' priorities.
Ismail Al-Aroud, chairman of the Kofranjah New Municipality committee, highlighted the speech's call to improve municipal services and infrastructure and strengthen municipalities' role in service delivery and local development through cooperation with government institutions.
Samer Freihat, Director of the Ajloun Culture Directorate, emphasized promoting national belonging, preserving cultural heritage, and supporting cultural activities that foster dialogue and respect for differing opinions.
Director of the Ajloun Awqaf Directorate Safwan Al-Qudah stressed promoting moderation and tolerance while rejecting extremism to strengthen social cohesion and the role of religious institutions in reinforcing national responsibility.
Local academic Eman Freihat pointed out that the speech prioritized citizens by focusing on improving access to education, employment, and healthcare, ensuring fair opportunity distribution, and fostering a supportive environment for youth innovation.
Faten Al-Ghazou, a member of the Volunteer Service Coordination Committee, highlighted the importance of promoting volunteerism and social responsibility and increasing youth and women’s participation in development and humanitarian initiatives.