AAU Signs Cooperation Agreement with Roya Academy for Media Training to Offer Accredited Courses and Diplomas

Al Ahliyya Amman University and Roya Academy for Media Training signed a cooperation agreement aimed at providing advanced educational and training programs, including courses and diplomas accredited by the Ministry of Higher Education. These programs are designed to equip participants from both within and outside the university with the practical and technical skills necessary to keep pace with developments in the media field and enhance employment opportunities. The agreement was signed on behalf of our AAU by our President, Professor Sari Hamdan, and on behalf of Roya Academy for Media Training by Engineer Fares Sayegh, CEO of Roya Media Group. The signing ceremony was also attended by Dr. Ramzi Al-Karmi, General Manager of the Academy, and Mr. Khaled Al-Zu’bi, Director of Public Relations at the university. Engineer Fares Sayegh expressed his pleasure in signing the agreement, stating: "We are delighted to sign this agreement with AAU, which marks an important step in enhancing cooperation between media and academic institutions. Through this partnership, we will be able to offer advanced training programs in the media field aimed at developing the skills and competencies of Jordanian youth, and achieving a positive impact on the media community. We believe this collaboration will make a significant difference in preparing the next generation of media professionals." Dr. Ramzi Al-Karmi highlighted the importance of this agreement in launching the Academy's first project with the university, saying: "At Roya Academy for Media Training, we are pleased to launch our first project in cooperation with Al Ahliyya Amman University through the professional diploma in digital media, accredited by the Ministry of Higher Education. This diploma aims to equip young people with modern skills and practical knowledge in digital media, enabling them to enter the job market with confidence, as the demand for qualified professionals in digital media continues to grow among both public and private sector organizations." Professor Sari Hamdan welcomed the collaboration with Roya Academy for Media Training, stating: "Al Ahliyya Amman University is committed to providing training opportunities for students before graduation, as well as offering graduates access to training courses that prepare them for the job market. In this context, the university is pleased to collaborate with Roya Academy for Media Training, one of the leading institutions in the field of media preparation and training." This agreement comes as part of efforts to enhance media education and training in Jordan and empower young people to acquire the skills needed to succeed in the rapidly evolving media industry.