Amman: The Royal Academy of Culinary Arts (RACA) celebrated the graduation of 100 new chefs during its 15th Class ceremony held at the King Hussein Business Park Auditorium. According to Jordan News Agency, RACA Chairman Dr. Wajih Owais congratulated the graduates on fulfilling their study requirements and expressed his hopes for their future contributions to the Kingdom's hospitality sector. RACA Director Jacques Rossel praised the graduates for their perseverance and dedication, highlighting their potential to become culinary ambassadors for Jordan. Swiss Ambassador to Jordan Emilija Georgieva commended the graduates for choosing a career path that aligns with the Swiss educational model, emphasizing the blend of theoretical and practical culinary training. She also highlighted the significance of the academy's partnership with EHL Hospitality Business School of Lausanne, a leader in hotel education and hospitality management worldwide.
Cooler Weather Expected in Jordan with Below-Average Temperatures
October 1, 2026
Amman:Temperatures are forecasted to dip 4-5 degrees Celsius below the seasonal averages on Thursday, resulting in more pleasant weather for most regions in Jordan and a chance of light rain in the far north.
According to Jordan News Agency, the Jord…