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Middle East University (MEU) and the Jordanian Journalists Association signed a memorandum of cooperation aimed at launching a strategic partnership pathway that links educational outcomes with labor market requirements, amidst rapid digital and technological transformations.
​The memorandum, which establishes a framework for joint cooperation opening doors to training opportunities more directly connected to professional reality, was signed by the President of the University, Prof. Salam Al-Mahadin, while the President of the Jordanian Journalists Association, Tariq Al-Momani, signed on behalf of the association, in the presence of college deans, faculty members, and several members of the association's council.
​In this context, Al-Mahadin stated that this cooperation reflects the university's eagerness to build effective national partnerships that provide students with practical training opportunities closely tied to the realities of the profession, preparing them to efficiently and consciously keep pace with its digital and technical developments, without compromising the fundamentals of the journalistic mission based on verification and professional responsibility.
​For his part, Al-Momani praised Middle East University's advanced academic standing, institutional reputation, and educational expertise, valuing its approach toward expanding cooperation with national institutions to serve students and their aspirations.
​On the sidelines of the signing ceremony, the association's delegation conducted a tour of the Faculty of Media at the university, during which the Dean of the Faculty of Media, Dr. Ramez Abu Haseera, briefed them on its studios, educational facilities, and training units, as well as the technical capabilities and modern equipment available to support practical training and enable students to acquire the necessary professional skills to match the rapid developments and demands of media work.