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AMMAN
​The Alumni Follow-up Committee at the Faculty of Pharmacy at Al-Ahliyya Amman University organized the activities of the "Third Alumni Gathering" under the title "Success Stories from Our Distinguished Graduates" via the Academic Advising Platform, as part of the 2026–2027 academic year activities, with wide participation from college students and expected graduates.
​The meeting aimed to enhance communication between students and faculty alumni, familiarizing them with successful professional experiences in various pharmaceutical fields, including academic work, pharmaceutical industries, research and development, and the health and service sectors. It also provided students with the opportunity to benefit from the practical experience of alumni in building their future career paths.
​The gathering featured a group of faculty alumni who have achieved professional milestones in various fields, including:
​Dr. Ali Raed Dhahir Al-Shammari, Head of Quality Assurance and faculty member at the Faculty of Pharmacy at Al-Nahrain University, who earned his PhD in 2026.
​Dr. Abdulrahman Sultan Abdulwahab, R&D Manager at Al-Jazeera Pharmaceutical Industries and owner of a private pharmacy.
​Dr. Murtadha Diaa Al-Din Talib Al-Badran, Director of Al-Faiha Teaching Hospital in Basra and member of the General Council of the Iraqi Chemists Syndicate.
​Dr. Shaker Saed Shaker, Senior Medical Representative at TQ Pharma.
​Dr. Maha Sabri Freihat, Pharmacist at the Jordanian Ministry of Health and Parliament Pharmacist, holding a diploma in cosmetology and a Training of Trainers (TOT) license.
​The event included an interactive dialogue in which the guests reviewed milestones from their professional careers, the challenges they faced during their practical journeys, and the opportunities available to pharmacy graduates in various sectors.
​Participating students expressed their appreciation for this initiative, which allowed them to communicate directly with distinguished graduates and benefit from their professional experiences, emphasizing the importance of continuing to organize such meetings to broaden their career horizons, boost confidence in their capabilities, and support their readiness to enter the labor market.
​The organization of the "Third Alumni Gathering" falls within the Faculty of Pharmacy's keenness at Al-Ahliyya Amman University to strengthen partnerships with its alumni, leverage their expertise to support the educational and professional journey of students, and cement a culture of communication and knowledge transfer across generations of pharmacists.
​In addition, the faculty, through the Vision Pharmacy Club, organized an awareness activity on the occasion of World Osteoporosis Day, with the participation of faculty members and students, as part of its ongoing efforts to promote health awareness and community service.
​The activity aimed to introduce osteoporosis, its causes, and associated risk factors, highlighting the importance of early detection and adopting healthy lifestyles to prevent the disease and reduce its complications. The event witnessed active participation from students, who engaged in discussions and raised inquiries regarding bone health and prevention methods, contributing to enhancing their health knowledge and encouraging healthy practices.
​Furthermore, faculty student Hala Maher Al-Qudah achieved an academic and professional milestone by being accepted into the two-year Pharmacy Training Program at King Hussein Cancer Center. Her acceptance came after successfully completing a 158-hour preliminary training period and fulfilling all assessment requirements and competitive exams.
​The student's acceptance into this specialized training program underscores the importance of academic and practical qualification in preparing pharmaceutical talent and enhancing professional capabilities through training at specialized healthcare institutions.
​Source: Rum News Agency