Amman Ahliyya University Participates in the 31st Arab Forum for the Exchange of University Training Opportunities in Egypt

Professor Mustafa Atiyyat, Dean of Student Affairs at Amman Ahliyya University, participated in the 31st Arab Forum for the Exchange of University Training Opportunities, organized by the Arab Council for Student Training and Creativity and hosted by Misr University for Science and Technology in the Arab Republic of Egypt. The forum brought together university presidents, deans of student affairs, and representatives of higher education institutions from across the Arab world. The forum was inaugurated by Professor Amr Ezzat Salama, Secretary-General of the Association of Arab Universities, who emphasized the forum's role as a leading regional platform for strengthening cooperation among Arab universities, promoting the exchange of knowledge and expertise, and expanding practical training opportunities for students. He noted that such initiatives play a vital role in preparing graduates for the labor market and praised the Arab Council for Student Training and Creativity for its longstanding efforts in supporting Arab students and fostering academic collaboration across the region. Amman Ahliyya University's participation reflects its commitment to strengthening its presence at regional academic forums and expanding its network of partnerships with Arab universities. These collaborations provide students with greater access to practical training opportunities, professional experience, and skill development, further enhancing their readiness to meet the evolving demands of today's labor market. On the sidelines of the forum, Professor Mustafa Atiyyat presented the Amman Ahliyya University Shield to Misr University for Science and Technology in recognition of its successful hosting of the event and its valuable contribution to promoting joint Arab academic initiatives and strengthening cooperation among higher education institutions throughout the region. The forum was held against the backdrop of the rapidly evolving labor market, highlighting the growing importance of future-ready skills, practical training, and applied education. Discussions emphasized the need for universities to align their educational and training programs with technological advancements and the digital economy, thereby enhancing graduates' competitiveness at both the regional and international levels.