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The ministry following its re-establishment in 2001, was given a new responsibility of guiding the scientific research sector of higher education in Jordan. In 2005, the Scientific Research Committee was formed. Since 2006, the ministry issues several internationally peer-reviewed journals in cooperation with several Jordanian universities:
In 2013, Mahafzah was appointed Vice President for Scientific Faculties and in 2016, he became President of the University of Jordan. [3] In June 2018, he was appointed Minister of Education and additionally, he became Minister of Higher Education and Scientific Research in October. [1] [3] In November 2018, he resigned as minister. [4]
The Jordan Times: 1975 English: Samir Barhoum Daily Independent www.jordantimes.com: Jordan News: 2021 English: Mahmoud Al Abed Daily Independent www.jordannews.jo: Al Liwaa: 1972 Arabic Bilal Hasan Al Tel Weekly Liberal www.aliwaa.com: Shihan: 1991 Arabic Jihad Momani Weekly Liberal www.shihan-news.com: Al Ahali: 2006 Arabic Adnan Khalifa ...
AMMAN (Reuters) -Jordan's King Abdullah swore in a reformist government on Wednesday tasked with accelerating IMF-backed reforms and pushing through political and economic modernisation crucial to ...
The World Bank said on Monday that it had approved $700 million for two new programs aimed at strengthening Jordan's education, health and social assistance sectors. The first program, dubbed ...
The Ministry of Education (Arabic: وزارة التربية والتعليم) in Jordan is a critical government body responsible for developing and administering educational policies and programs throughout the Kingdom. The ministry's mandate is to "ensure the provision of quality education from the early years through secondary education."
AMMAN, Jordan (AP) — Jordan’s King Abdullah II on Sunday tapped a longtime aide to serve as the kingdom’s new prime minister. The Royal Court said the king has asked Jafar Hassan, a former planning minister and the current head of Abdullah’s office, to form a new government.
The Cabinet of Jordan is led by the Prime Minister who is appointed by the King. The Prime Minister is then free to form his own cabinet which is responsible to the Chamber of Deputies on matters of general policy and can be forced to resign by a two-thirds vote of " no confidence " by that body or be dismissed by the King.