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[00:00:04] Al-Harasis discussed with
[00:00:06] with sound and image the proceedings of this
[00:00:07] to his
[00:00:08] more successful in younger
[00:00:26] the wind does not and thank you also to those in charge the 32nd batch of
[00:00:28] and load. Yes,
[00:00:31] start by congratulating you on
[00:00:36] The Jordanian Armed Forces thwarted several infiltration attempts
[00:00:39] after the break, I will continue to repeat to follow in this
[00:00:43] report the homeland's champions.
[00:01:36] Good evening to the army, in every determination there is a share of
[00:01:40] qualitative cases achievement, and in every field there is endless
[00:01:43] giving. With you in Nashama Al-Watan,
[00:01:47] to stay close to the field. In every
[00:01:50] field there is a story, and in every achievement there is a mark, and in
[00:01:55] in the knee area. Now, this every episode we take you on a new tour where we recall
[00:01:57] a part of our memory. And we keep pace with the march of
[00:02:18] news harvest with our colleague Manar Shdeifat.
[00:02:22] To you,
[00:02:23] Manar.
[00:02:29] Good evening, dear viewers. We review with you in our news
[00:02:33] harvest the most prominent news
[00:02:35] regarding the cabinet meeting that was held today and activities of the Jordanian Armed Forces,
[00:02:37] Thank God, we were able the Arab Army. We start with the most prominent
[00:02:39] headlines. The Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff
[00:02:44] Do not help repair may be sponsors the graduation of the second batch of conscripts.
[00:02:46] The Jordanian Armed Forces thwarted several infiltration
[00:02:52] for training doctors and smuggling attempts. Military and defense partnerships
[00:02:55] to enhance cooperation and develop capabilities.
[00:03:00] The Armed Forces evacuate the 32nd batch of children from
[00:03:03] Gaza to Jordan for
[00:03:06] treatment. A Bahraini military delegation visits
[00:03:09] the Military Media tours of
[00:03:22] Major General Magdi Muhammad Al-Harasis, sponsored
[00:03:26] the graduation of the second batch of conscripts at the
[00:03:29] Conscription Center after completing
[00:03:32] a training phase that included military training,
[00:03:35] awareness, and life skills.
[00:03:38] More details. I protect The conscription program comes under supreme royal
[00:03:42] 16, 1950, directives and the attention and patronage of His Royal Highness Prince Hussein
[00:03:45] bin Abdullah II, the Crown Prince, with the aim of qualifying
[00:03:49] youth, enhancing the values of discipline and belonging,
[00:03:52] and consolidating the concept of taking
[00:03:54] responsibility.
[00:03:59] The Southern
[00:04:01] services. Yes, also, institutions and Eastern military
[00:04:07] force. On that allows that there was no benefit from regions, each within its area of responsibility and on its border front, thwarted an attempt to smuggle a large quantity of
[00:04:11] Now, dear viewers, we move to this narcotic substances loaded by guided balloons.
[00:04:14] movement. However, behind this Border Guard units in both regions were able to monitor
[00:04:17] the balloons, deal with them, shoot them down inside
[00:04:21] Jordanian territory, and seize their cargo of narcotic
[00:04:24] substances, in coordination with
[00:04:28] the security and military agencies
[00:04:32] and the Anti-Narcotics Department. In a related context,
[00:04:35] the Northern Military Region thwarted an infiltration attempt
[00:04:38] by a person on one of its border fronts after
[00:04:41] Border Guard forces were able to detect him while
[00:04:45] attempting to illegally cross the border,
[00:04:49] in the early stage after the surgical arresting him
[00:04:51] of course, that this and referring him to the competent authorities to take the necessary legal measures
[00:04:54] against him. In
[00:04:56] of the vital meniscus, or this the field of military and defense cooperation,
[00:05:00] the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff,
[00:05:02] gypsum to compose Major General Magdi and lives, with unwavering Muhammad Al-Harasis, discussed with
[00:05:05] a French military delegation
[00:05:07] the wind does not and unyielding
[00:05:08] the meniscus in this case cannot ways to enhance joint
[00:05:09] not a concern, but the graft's cooperation, especially in
[00:05:11] ability not to be taken the areas of developing defense capabilities. In a related context, Major General
[00:05:16] the British Ambassador a number of issues of common
[00:05:20] concern and ways to strengthen cooperation
[00:05:23] and military and defense coordination between the two friendly
[00:05:26] countries.
[00:05:29] As part of the Jordanian humanitarian efforts, the Jordanian
[00:05:33] Armed Forces evacuated
[00:05:37] sick children from the Gaza Strip within the Jordanian
[00:05:41] medical corridor, in implementation of the supreme royal
[00:05:43] directives. The batch included eight
[00:05:47] children accompanied by eight of their relatives, and they
[00:05:50] were transferred to the Kingdom to receive the necessary medical
[00:05:54] treatment and care. In the framework of cooperation
[00:05:58] and exchange of expertise, a Bahraini military
[00:06:01] delegation visited the Military Media Directorate. The delegation
[00:06:04] reviewed during the visit the tasks and duties of the Directorate
[00:06:08] and its work mechanisms, and listened to
[00:06:10] a briefing on the most prominent media programs and products that
[00:06:14] it implements. The visit comes within the framework of enhancing
[00:06:18] communication and exchanging expertise and experiences in the field of military
[00:06:21] media between the Jordanian Armed Forces, the Arab
[00:06:25] Army, and the Bahrain Defense Force, which contributes to
[00:06:28] developing media work and keeping pace with the latest
[00:06:33] field. Dear viewers, this was the harvest
[00:06:37] of the most prominent news of the Jordanian Armed Forces, the Arab
[00:06:40] Army, for this week. For more news
[00:06:43] and details, follow all new updates on the official Jordanian
[00:06:47] Armed Forces platforms. Goodbye.
[00:06:49] Until then.
[00:06:58] When medicine becomes a field for innovation, accumulated
[00:07:02] expertise transforms into the ability to make
[00:07:05] a difference. Yes, and when the medical institution possesses
[00:07:08] staff that combine science and practice, and also seek
[00:07:12] more advanced solutions, medical achievement becomes a natural
[00:07:16] extension of the development process. In the Royal Medical
[00:07:19] Services, medical expertise and skills
[00:07:22] merge with the latest techniques and treatment
[00:07:25] protocols, so that recovery in every
[00:07:28] case is a natural outcome. Yes, Ghaydaa,
[00:07:31] and certainly achieving success is a new
[00:07:34] achievement celebrated by the team of arthroscopy and sports
[00:07:38] medicine at the Royal Medical
[00:08:02] A new medical achievement added to the record of the Royal
[00:08:05] Medical Services, full of excellence
[00:08:09] and leadership. In a qualitative step, a specialized
[00:08:12] medical team succeeded in performing a surgery
[00:08:16] to implant a lateral meniscus for the first
[00:08:19] time and successfully.
[00:08:22] An achievement that reflects
[00:08:25] medical and specialized capabilities
[00:08:28] and confirms the keenness of the Royal Medical
[00:08:31] Services to provide the latest treatment
[00:08:34] methods according to the highest medical standards
[00:08:37] to serve patients
[00:08:39] and provide them with care.
[00:09:00] Welcome back, dear viewers, to
[00:09:03] our segment "Building and Giving". A new
[00:09:06] medical achievement made by the Royal Medical Services
[00:09:09] at Queen Alia Military Hospital. A specialized
[00:09:13] team of arthroscopy and sports medicine succeeded in performing
[00:09:17] a qualitative and advanced surgery to implant a lateral meniscus
[00:09:21] in the knee of a child who suffered for years from limited
[00:09:26] achievement, dear viewers, is a story that began
[00:09:30] years ago and went through successive treatment stages
[00:09:32] until it reached a medical decision
[00:09:36] where the challenge extended beyond the operating
[00:09:39] room. We will delve into the details of this story
[00:09:42] and get closer to the medical, humanitarian, and technical aspects,
[00:09:46] but after the break, please stay with us.
[00:10:28] Welcome back, dear viewers. Today with us in the studio
[00:10:31] is the consultant of arthroscopy and sports medicine and the head
[00:10:35] of orthopedic specialties at the Royal Medical
[00:10:38] Services, Colonel Dr. Muthana Al-Yamani. Welcome,
[00:10:42] Doctor, to Nashama Al-Watan today.
[00:10:45] Thank you, Sister Randa,
[00:10:49] of this program, Nashama Al-Watan. Welcome,
[00:10:52] Doctor. Let me
[00:10:56] this qualitative achievement you have made.
[00:11:00] Let's start with the story of the child Laith
[00:11:03] and the beginning of the treatment phase and the condition
[00:11:06] he was going through. Yes, Laith and his
[00:11:11] pain and a problem with knee movement. Yes,
[00:11:14] and upon clinical and radiological examination, it was found that Laith was suffering
[00:11:18] from a torn and malformed discoid
[00:11:22] meniscus. Yes, this tear was the cause of the symptoms Laith
[00:11:25] was suffering from. Of course, in such cases, we usually resort to surgery
[00:11:29] through arthroscopy in an attempt
[00:11:32] to repair this meniscus. And indeed, at that
[00:11:35] stage, we performed the surgical procedure
[00:11:38] and tried to repair the meniscus.
[00:11:41] Initially, when we saw the meniscus, we saw that its tear was
[00:11:45] severe, but as a child, all attempts were made
[00:11:49] meniscus, out of our desire and attempt
[00:11:52] to make this procedure possibly enable Laith to return
[00:11:56] to his normal life as before. Yes, Doctor,
[00:12:00] let's explain simply
[00:12:03] to the viewers the function of the meniscus inside
[00:12:06] the knee. The meniscus in the knee is one
[00:12:10] of the specialized cartilaginous tissues located inside
[00:12:13] the knee. We have two menisci: a medial meniscus and a lateral
[00:12:16] meniscus. Yes, according to their location
[00:12:20] meniscus has a very important function
[00:12:22] for the knee by distributing
[00:12:26] the load on the knee joint, in addition to absorbing
[00:12:30] shocks. These may be the most prominent
[00:12:33] functions of the meniscus inside the knee. Yes, Doctor, you
[00:12:36] performed a repair of the meniscus before
[00:12:40] starting the qualitative procedure that we will talk about later.
[00:12:43] So, in this stage, the repair stage, tell us about
[00:12:46] it. Yes, as a child, usually what
[00:12:50] we need to know about the meniscus is that its blood supply
[00:12:54] is very poor. However, in younger ages, the blood supply is generally
[00:12:58] better. It is actually present, and also
[00:13:01] as a child, there are opportunities,
[00:13:04] meaning opportunities for recovery after
[00:13:09] higher than their peers of older ages. Since he is a child,
[00:13:12] you resorted to repair. Yes, yes,
[00:13:15] so you resorted to repair, let me say,
[00:13:18] to give a chance for the meniscus to heal,
[00:13:21] since he is a child. 100%, 100%. Doctor, what happened
[00:13:25] after the repair? Laith, as a child,
[00:13:28] returned to his activities and play, but
[00:13:31] the meniscus was damaged again after two
[00:13:34] years. So what is the diagnostic condition of
[00:13:38] this damage that Laith suffered from? Yes, it was not only
[00:13:42] a tear that Laith had, it was a tear in a malformed meniscus
[00:13:46] called a discoid meniscus. Yes, these cases actually
[00:13:49] represent highly morbid conditions for some
[00:13:52] patients and cause the symptoms that Laith was complaining of. So we were actually
[00:13:56] dealing with two problems: the problem
[00:13:59] of the presence of the malformed meniscus, in addition to the severe
[00:14:03] tear that Laith was suffering from. Yes, so
[00:14:06] he did, to a certain extent, return to performing
[00:14:10] daily activities like any child, but the complaint started
[00:14:13] again, and therefore he came to us complaining of approximately
[00:14:16] the pain and limited movement that he complained of previously, after several
[00:14:20] years of the procedure we performed. So let's talk now, Doctor,
[00:14:24] that here, in the repair attempts, you found
[00:14:28] repairing the meniscus. So when
[00:14:32] did you feel that there should be
[00:14:35] a more realistic solution in Laith's
[00:14:38] case? Yes, usually in these cases,
[00:14:40] we know that there is a need now
[00:14:44] for another surgery. So we performed another arthroscopy
[00:14:47] for Laith, and during the surgical procedure,
[00:14:50] it was found that the meniscus had reached a stage where repair
[00:14:54] would not be effective, frankly.
[00:14:56] So
[00:14:59] we did what we usually do, which is to clean the meniscus.
[00:15:03] Oh. Now, when the torn and malformed part of the meniscus
[00:15:06] was actually large, such that
[00:15:10] not just a large part of the meniscus, almost 80-90%.
[00:15:13] So we realized, based on experience,
[00:15:16] meniscus would not be able to perform its functions or the functions
[00:15:21] very small remaining part, in addition to the presence of degeneration
[00:15:26] inside the knee of the first and second degree. This was also an indication that
[00:15:30] now
[00:15:33] perform its function. Yes, so
[00:15:36] a child like Laith, Doctor,
[00:15:39] his life was disrupted, as you said, and he suffered
[00:15:43] significant damage meniscus. Here,
[00:15:47] you moved to take a qualitative procedure. Let's talk
[00:15:50] about it, Doctor. Yes, now,
[00:15:53] what we found ourselves
[00:15:57] facing was a knee joint with almost no
[00:16:01] meniscus. Yes, traditional solutions were
[00:16:04] no longer effective, such as suturing the meniscus or excising it, because excision
[00:16:08] resulted in the loss of most of the tissue, and it was
[00:16:11] malformed. You told me, Doctor, that the meniscus itself was malformed.
[00:16:15] Yes, yes, in addition to the presence
[00:16:18] of degenerations. So now, if we leave the knee in this
[00:16:21] condition, it will almost certainly, due to the presence
[00:16:25] of degenerative changes, develop early friction, and thus
[00:16:28] from now on, Laith will start complaining of continuous
[00:16:32] pain and may need a joint replacement, God forbid, at an early
[00:16:36] age, and he will not be able, with this continuous
[00:16:39] pain, to perform his activities like any child or
[00:16:42] anyone his age. Yes, so you moved
[00:16:46] to the procedure. Yes, we thought, what
[00:16:50] is the solution now? Actually, what can we offer
[00:16:53] to Laith within the available capabilities? So we started
[00:16:57] thinking about looking at what the world has reached
[00:17:01] field, which is meniscus transplantation.
[00:17:04] The transplantation of the lateral meniscus
[00:17:07] provides an ideal solution for such
[00:17:10] cases. Yes, so the main goal, Doctor, of this
[00:17:14] qualitative technique was to preserve
[00:17:17] and revive the meniscus again. Yes, it is
[00:17:21] a complete replacement, a replacement for the meniscus
[00:17:24] with what is called a graft.
[00:18:23] The problem started with Ali at the age of ten: knee
[00:18:27] pain, swelling, limited movement, difficulty in carrying out
[00:18:30] his daily life and school, playing with children
[00:18:33] his age. After consulting
[00:18:36] doctors, it was found that he had a torn
[00:18:39] meniscus. To give a chance to a child
[00:18:42] of this age, the first option was to perform
[00:18:46] a meniscus repair operation, but unfortunately, after a year or a year
[00:18:49] and a half, the symptoms and problems recurred
[00:18:52] again. So the endoscopic intervention to diagnose
[00:18:55] the situation inside the knee revealed complete damage to the lateral
[00:18:59] meniscus. The most optimal procedure and solution
[00:19:02] was meniscus transplantation for the left knee.
[00:19:05] Thank God, the procedures for performing a surgical operation
[00:19:09] were initiated for the first time in the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan
[00:19:13] through the Royal Medical Services. Now,
[00:19:16] thank God, after two or three weeks, specifically, since the operation,
[00:19:19] the rehabilitation
[00:19:22] phase, thank God, all indicators show a clear
[00:19:26] improvement in the condition, and that, God willing, he will soon return to his
[00:19:29] normal life and walk on his feet without any problems, God
[00:19:33] willing.
[00:19:57] Previously, I had a problem with my knee, which caused me
[00:20:00] pain and weakness, and every time I exerted effort, it was from my knee.
[00:20:03] So I underwent a meniscus repair operation, and Dr.
[00:20:06] Muthana told us that after the operation, the meniscus
[00:20:10] was damaged, so we needed to perform a meniscus transplantation operation, and thank God
[00:20:14] it went well. All thanks and appreciation to the Royal Medical
[00:20:17] Services and to Dr. Muthana Al-Yamani and his entire surgical team. They all
[00:20:21] did their best, and may God reward them.
[00:20:52] We return to you, dear viewers, again,
[00:20:55] and continue our discussion tonight with Colonel Dr.
[00:21:08] detection in such cases, specifically in Laith's
[00:21:11] case, and preventive medical intervention.
[00:21:14] Yes, due to the importance of the lateral meniscus,
[00:21:18] as we said
[00:21:20] as a function, early detection is truly very
[00:21:23] important. Yes, in Laith's case and other
[00:21:26] cases. the loss of meniscus
[00:21:30] function will lead to early friction, and it will,
[00:21:33] at that time, prevent us from performing
[00:21:36] any intervention other than joint replacement if, God forbid, we reach the stage of late
[00:21:40] friction. Yes, so early detection of these cases is very
[00:21:43] important, actually, to prevent this from happening. Yes,
[00:21:47] Doctor, if we move to the most challenging parts of the story,
[00:21:50] meaning that surgical expertise is available,
[00:21:54] technical capabilities are available,
[00:21:56] but obtaining such grafts requires
[00:22:00] many procedures, and we know that there is a tissue
[00:22:03] bank that must be accredited.
[00:22:07] How did the search for the meniscal
[00:22:10] graft begin, Doctor? Yes, as
[00:22:13] a surgeon, it is important for me that the meniscus
[00:22:17] is available, or what I need for the surgical operation is available.
[00:22:20] But behind this desire, there are truly enormous
[00:22:23] and institutional efforts by the Royal Medical Services.
[00:22:27] In these cases, where there are
[00:22:30] and new cases, it is necessary to go through a process,
[00:22:34] a lengthy process, actually, including the ethics committee.
[00:22:37] Yes, whose members are senior
[00:22:40] doctors of the Royal Medical Services. Yes,
[00:22:43] and of course, they asked us for proof that this procedure is
[00:22:46] internationally accredited and to provide them
[00:22:50] with studies on the short, medium, and long
[00:22:53] term success of such a procedure, out of their keenness, of course, to provide
[00:22:56] what is best and guaranteed for our patients in the Royal Medical
[00:23:00] Services. Certainly, and also our medical
[00:23:03] supply department, one of its conditions is that the material that
[00:23:07] we bring to the Royal Medical Services must
[00:23:10] be, you know, there is also a specific process governing
[00:23:13] this procedure. Yes, and also the Food
[00:23:16] and Drug Administration, which any such product
[00:23:19] or any graft that enters the country must
[00:23:22] enter through the Food and Drug Administration, and it must be guaranteed
[00:23:26] and have international certificates, such as the FDA certificate,
[00:23:29] the American Association of Tissue Banks (AATB) certificate,
[00:23:33] which has high standards. And we made sure that all the standards are met,
[00:23:36] which is: who is the patient who will donate
[00:23:39] this graft? How will it be obtained? Is it under
[00:23:43] completely ideal and accredited conditions? Meaning, there
[00:23:47] are certificates at every stage, several procedures
[00:23:50] for the graft to reach the Kingdom, storage and transport,
[00:23:53] all of this must be accredited, actually, to ensure that what
[00:23:57] reaches us here is of the highest quality, God willing. Yes, Doctor,
[00:24:01] we know that the Royal Medical Services are always keen
[00:24:04] that everything that reaches them
[00:24:07] is accredited. And now
[00:24:10] the graft has arrived in the Kingdom. Everything was ready
[00:24:14] to perform this operation. How did the
[00:24:18] treatment journey and this
[00:24:20] surgical operation begin, and where is the precision
[00:24:24] and expertise in such operations? Yes,
[00:24:28] now the patient is without a meniscus.
[00:24:30] Yes, now the decision to transplant
[00:24:34] the meniscus, as you said, requires expertise to perform
[00:24:37] this operation and the presence of specialized teams, whether surgical or nursing.
[00:24:41] Actually, the expertise here
[00:24:45] depends on hundreds of cases that the surgeon
[00:24:49] and his team have performed. Yes, and
[00:24:54] the doctor to identify the knee, which is currently
[00:24:57] missing a vital part. So there have been some changes over the
[00:25:01] past period that have slightly affected or changed the inside
[00:25:05] of the knee. However, what remains is the knowledge of the meniscus,
[00:25:08] the knowledge of the precise anatomical situation inside the knee,
[00:25:12] so that we know where the root of the meniscus is located
[00:25:14] and where this meniscus will connect to the rest of the knee
[00:25:18] parts. Yes, Doctor, this operation was performed
[00:25:22] endoscopically. Yes, this operation was performed, and thank God,
[00:25:25] endoscopically. Yes, yes, Doctor, the final
[00:25:28] result is what determines the level of
[00:25:31] achievement. Where have we reached today with
[00:25:35] Laith? Yes, Laith is currently
[00:25:39] procedure. Thank God, the procedure was technically successful,
[00:25:42] meaning that the meniscus was fixed in its correct
[00:25:45] place
[00:25:47] with firm fixation, God willing. Now, the question is how
[00:25:51] the body will build on this meniscus and how it will deal with
[00:25:54] this meniscus. Usually, the issue of meniscus rejection is
[00:26:01] from the body is actually
[00:26:04] dependent on the nature of the body and the patient's
[00:26:07] age. Therefore, it may be
[00:26:10] ages or in children or in younger
[00:26:14] people, actually.
[00:26:16] Currently, Laith is in this
[00:26:19] stage, the stage where we want the body to try to build
[00:26:23] around this meniscus. Therefore, we do not expose
[00:26:27] the meniscus to any pressure
[00:26:30] so efforts are focused
[00:26:32] on reducing the swelling that accompanies this and other
[00:26:36] operations, and also on maintaining a range of motion so that
[00:26:39] this joint does not stiffen, and working gradually
[00:26:43] over the coming months for Laith to return to normal
[00:26:46] life. Is there a specific program for rehabilitating
[00:26:50] Laith, Doctor? Absolutely,
[00:26:53] every injury, every type of surgery we perform
[00:26:56] has a specific physical therapy
[00:26:59] procedure 100% towards
[00:27:02] this procedure. And thank God, here I want to thank
[00:27:06] our partners, actually, who are the rehabilitation department,
[00:27:11] who continue with the patient after I perform the procedure.
[00:27:14] Dr. Muthana, this operation is the
[00:27:17] result of an integrated expertise
[00:27:21] and training. So what is your role today in
[00:27:24] rehabilitating the team and providing it with the necessary
[00:27:27] expertise to ensure the continued excellence in
[00:27:30] meniscus transplantation operations? Yes, we are now at a stage
[00:27:34] where there are people who preceded us in this field,
[00:27:37] and thank God, our esteemed teachers and professors
[00:27:41] who actually introduced this specialty to the Royal
[00:27:44] Medical Services almost 20 years ago. Yes,
[00:27:48] and the work continued, simple at first, but thank God
[00:27:51] the efforts were there, and the ambition was there,
[00:27:55] and the efforts were there. And thank God, we have now reached
[00:27:59] the point where we can follow up on all that is new
[00:28:02] in this specialty. Thank God. Now our role
[00:28:06] is to ensure the continuity of this giving
[00:28:10] and to qualify the expertise for those
[00:28:14] who will follow us. And so on, and to instill
[00:28:17] in them the strong desire for continuous development
[00:28:21] and to train those who will follow them. Yes,
[00:28:23] Doctor, today you are the only accredited
[00:28:27] medical center for training and obtaining the board in
[00:28:30] your specialty. How does this reflect on the medical
[00:28:34] staff and the continuation of giving and innovation?
[00:28:40] to obtain accreditation from the Jordanian Medical
[00:28:42] Council. Yes, so that
[00:28:46] the arthroscopy and sports medicine department at Queen Alia Hospital
[00:28:50] in the Royal Medical Services is an accredited center
[00:28:54] who have received training in orthopedics.
[00:28:57] Yes, and thank God, this means that we are now
[00:29:01] able to prepare the surgeon technically and scientifically, and he
[00:29:05] now holds a certificate and this doctor, God willing,
[00:29:10] in the institution and be a source for other medical
[00:29:13] institutions in our beloved homeland, Jordan. Yes,
[00:29:18] conclusion, we feel great
[00:29:21] pride in these qualitative achievements
[00:29:24] that you, as doctors in the Royal Medical
[00:29:28] Services, achieve. Many thanks to you, Doctor, today for
[00:29:32] the interview and for this information
[00:29:35] that you provided us with in the Nashama Al-Watan
[00:29:39] program. Madam, I would like to thank you and I would
[00:29:42] like to say that any achievement
[00:29:46] requires, first, success from God Almighty,
[00:29:48] and it is based on a vision, and this vision, thank God,
[00:29:52] is present, and it is His Majesty's vision regarding
[00:29:55] the development and modernization of all sectors in this country,
[00:29:58] including the military establishment and the Jordanian medical
[00:30:04] capable of giving and having the
[00:30:07] ability to make more effort and also
[00:30:10] encouraging their employees to give. So, as doctors
[00:30:14] and surgeons, in this chain, at a stage that may be
[00:30:17] late, but we derive strength and ambition
[00:30:21] from this vision and from this success. And thank God, I hope
[00:30:25] success always accompanies you, God willing,
[00:30:28] and all those who work in the Royal Medical
[00:30:32] Services. Consultant of arthroscopy and sports medicine and head
[00:30:36] of orthopedics at the Royal Medical Services,
[00:30:39] Colonel Dr. Muthana Al-Yamani, you were with us today.
[00:30:47] medicine at its core is a science, but in its impact,
[00:30:51] it is human. Between precise knowledge in specialization and
[00:30:54] the trust given in times of human weakness, we find
[00:30:58] will and innovation working silently to transform
[00:31:01] hope into a tangible reality that resonates despiteTELEVISION NEWS TRANSCRIPT:
[00:31:04] We are proud of our achievement, dear viewers. Today, in the "Building and Giving" segment, we will return
[00:31:07] to our colleagues to complete the remaining segments of Nashama Al-Watan.
[00:31:11] When the sword calls,
[00:34:54] Public service is a school for patriotism
[00:34:57] and discipline, and a space where Jordanian youth meet
[00:35:00] on the values of responsibility
[00:35:02] and commitment to be more prepared to serve
[00:35:06] their homeland and contribute to its progress. In the training fields,
[00:35:09] the sons of the homeland learn the meaning of teamwork
[00:35:13] and discipline. Taking responsibility in
[00:35:16] an experience that enhances the spirit of belonging, refines
[00:35:20] skills, and builds a generation more
[00:35:22] aware of its homeland.
[00:35:26] report with our colleague Omar Dhabi. Let's watch.
[00:35:48] In a scene overflowing with pride and honor, we stand
[00:35:52] today before the parade of graduates of the Military
[00:35:55] Service Program, the second batch, after they
[00:35:59] have drawn from the well of military and academic knowledge. From here,
[00:36:02] we pledge to God and the homeland to follow in the footsteps
[00:36:05] of our fathers and grandfathers,
[00:36:09] and that Jordan and its valiant
[00:36:12] armed forces will be protected with our souls
[00:36:16] determination will, towards
[00:36:20] a brighter future.
[00:36:29] Al-Watan to monitor for you
[00:36:33] solemn graduation. Stay with us.
[00:36:58] We celebrate the graduation of a new generation of the nation's sons in the military
[00:37:02] service course number two. Young people who carried the trust, received
[00:37:06] training, and graduated fully prepared
[00:37:09] to serve the nation and its people. To our graduates,
[00:37:13] we say, today you are the shield and support of the nation. Be
[00:37:16] an example of discipline and sincerity. To
[00:37:20] your families, we say, congratulations
[00:37:22] achievement. I want to confirm that the training
[00:37:26] center is ready. Preparations have been made to receive
[00:37:29] a new generation of the nation's sons in training course number
[00:37:46] We learned discipline, responsibility, and self-reliance.
[00:37:50] Today we are stronger and more prepared. We served our country with pride,
[00:37:54] and the flag of Jordan will remain high, and we will remain soldiers of the homeland
[00:37:57] at all times and under all circumstances. May God protect Jordan, its leadership,
[00:38:01] and its people.
[00:38:05] My experience
[00:38:10] in military service was excellent. We learned discipline,
[00:38:14] taking responsibility, and working as a team. I am proud
[00:38:18] to have been part of this experience, and military
[00:38:20] service for me is an honor and a responsibility. Today
[00:38:24] we say with pride, "I and we have arrived." It preserves the stories of men
[00:38:58] who wrote heroic positions,
[00:39:02] so that the memory of the army remains a witness
[00:39:05] to a journey full of giving, and the sacrifices
[00:39:08] of the martyrs remain a beacon that guides
[00:39:11] generations. Let's watch.
[00:39:31] On September 18, 1920,
[00:39:34] the Seventh Infantry Battalion deployed in defensive
[00:39:37] positions from Beit Ur al-Tahta to Tulkarem
[00:39:45] 20, 1920, High Commissioner Herbert
[00:39:49] Samuel sent Captain Frederick Peake to study
[00:39:52] the security situation in Transjordan and issued
[00:39:55] his report, which stated that the gendarmerie forces led by
[00:39:59] Lieutenant Colonel Arif al-Hasan and the police forces in the cities were insufficient
[00:40:03] on September
[00:40:09] the Jordanian Army Air Force
[00:40:11] received two Auster
[00:40:13] aircraft, and the force's formation
[00:40:17] became composed of three Auster aircraft, two
[00:40:20] Dragon Rapide aircraft, and four
[00:40:24] Dove aircraft. There were
[00:40:27] 14 Jordanian pilots manning this
[00:40:34] September 17, 1959,
[00:40:36] the Seventh Infantry Battalion
[00:40:39] took its positions instead of
[00:40:42] the Fifth Infantry Battalion in the Bedouin area
[00:40:46] and Nabi Samuel north
[00:40:49] of Jerusalem, to border the Sixth Battalion,
[00:40:52] and to replace the Third Battalion that moved
[00:40:54] to Kharabkeh.
[00:42:10] no one like you.
[00:44:16] From the field of medicine that preserves life to the field of training that
[00:44:20] creates men, we have followed with you new stages
[00:44:23] of Nashama Al-Watan's giving. Stages whose
[00:44:27] fields differed and united
[00:44:31] for one goal: serving the homeland, protecting people,
[00:44:34] and building a generation that bears
[00:44:37] responsibility with determination and competence. Until we meet again, God willing,
[00:44:41] in a new episode of Nashama Al-Watan. May you be well,
[00:44:44] and may Jordan remain
[00:44:46] dear and safe. Goodbye.
[00:44:56] The Jordanian Armed Forces, the Arab Army, on July
[00:44:59] 26, 1956,
[00:45:01] the Jordanian Armed Forces thwarted several infiltration
[00:45:05] attempts. After the break, Atoum will reiterate.
[00:45:08] We will follow in this report the Nashama Al-Watan. Viewers of Nashama
[00:45:11] Al-Watan, may God bless you. We present
[00:45:15] diverse news to you, dear viewers.
[00:59:42] Dear viewers, we now move to Ma'an Governorate, where the Minister
[00:59:45] of Government Communication
[00:59:48] is holding a press conference on behalf of the government
[00:59:52] in the governorate. To there, in Ma'an Governorate,
[00:59:56] which is dear for its great historical and national standing.
[00:59:59] This is the fourth session of
[01:00:02] the second phase of cabinet meetings
[01:00:05] in the governorates. We are in the second phase.
[01:00:07] We started with Karak,
[01:00:10] then Irbid, then Zarqa, and here we are in Ma'an, and we will continue, God
[01:00:14] willing, sequentially, as we did in the first
[01:00:18] phase, naturally. There were
[01:00:21] five field tours,
[01:00:25] work carried out by the Prime Minister in
[01:00:29] Ma'an Governorate over the past period, and therefore today's
[01:00:33] session is also a follow-up and completion of many
[01:00:36] of these tours and projects that
[01:00:39] have been worked on
[01:00:41] and followed up.
[01:00:45] Today's session is not just about
[01:00:48] presenting what
[01:00:51] we discussed in the previous session. We are
[01:00:54] presenting the progress of work and the percentage of achievement
[01:00:58] that has been achieved with what was presented in the