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[00:00:04] Valley Authority on
[00:00:09] monitoring and quality control
[00:00:13] farms in certificates hung on
[00:00:27] fluttering in living near this
[00:00:37] Welcome to a new episode of "The Window" program.
[00:00:40] We start with the top headlines.
[00:00:45] here, from His Majesty the King departs the homeland for state visits to Malaysia
[00:00:53] Training School in and their Reflection on and Australia.
[00:00:56] to baptize him in Public Policy" at The Ministry of Education launches the National Strategy for School Feeding for the years 2026/2030.
[00:01:00] are to beware of
[00:01:04] promoting mental health in The impact of atmospheric instability
[00:01:06] on the Kingdom deepens, and meteorology warns of
[00:01:10] heavy rain in the south of the Kingdom.
[00:01:16] is born from passion. instability continue in
[00:01:26] Welcome. His Majesty
[00:01:29] rain showers in parts of the King Abdullah II departed the homeland, heading to
[00:01:31] Malaysia for a state visit,
[00:01:34] and dreams shaped from followed by a state visit to Australia. In Kuala Lumpur, His Majesty
[00:01:38] the King will meet with His Majesty the King of Malaysia, Sultan Ibrahim bin Sultan
[00:01:42] Iskandar, and Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar
[00:01:46] Ibrahim, to discuss ways
[00:01:47] got its name from
[00:01:47] essential partners in to enhance cooperation between the two countries. In the Australian
[00:01:50] capital, Canberra, His Majesty
[00:01:53] rivers in the King will hold meetings with Governor-General Sam Mostyn
[00:01:56] and Prime Minister
[00:01:59] where many Anthony Albanese, and a number of senior officials from
[00:02:01] the government and parliament. His Royal Highness Prince
[00:02:05] Hussein bin Abdullah II, the Crown Prince, took the constitutional oath
[00:02:09] in the presence of the Council of Ministers as Deputy for His Majesty
[00:02:12] the King.
[00:02:16] The Speaker of the House of Notables, Faisal Fayez, met with the Ambassador of the Kingdom
[00:02:20] Water flows from of Norway to Jordan, Andreas Løvold,
[00:02:23] and discussed with him aspects of Jordanian-Norwegian relations
[00:02:28] of my life. And now with and the importance of developing them and building upon them in various fields
[00:02:31] and finding broader horizons for bilateral cooperation between the two friendly
[00:02:34] countries. Fayez stated that the two kingdoms
[00:02:37] are linked by strong relations based on mutual
[00:02:41] respect and serving common interests, pointing to Jordan's keenness
[00:02:44] to maintain them,
[00:02:47] and uphold adopt in enhance economic cooperation, build investment partnerships, and activate
[00:02:51] bilateral agreements. For his part, the Norwegian
[00:02:54] Ambassador praised the great role that His Majesty the King plays for the security
[00:02:58] and stability of the region, pointing to the importance
[00:03:02] I seek refuge in Allah from of strengthening economic and investment partnerships and activating bilateral
[00:03:06] agreements
[00:03:10] Petra, in various fields.
[00:03:14] The head of the Parliamentary
[00:03:17] that is issued to me, from Initiative Bloc, MP
[00:03:18] of the Doctors Syndicate in Ahmed Lhamisat, discussed with representatives of the Mediators of Change Center
[00:03:21] for Sustainable Development, as part of
[00:03:22] The body of the dam was built from the Youth Rural Space project, the most prominent challenges
[00:03:25] facing the youth of Ajloun governorate
[00:03:28] and ways to enhance employment, training,
[00:03:32] and springs in and rehabilitation opportunities, and support local development. Lhamisat stressed
[00:03:36] the importance of listening to the demands
[00:03:38] the Petra region, we carried out this and suggestions of young people and working to convey them to the relevant authorities
[00:03:41] in a way that contributes to finding practical solutions to the challenges they
[00:03:46] During the training period, we received many
[00:03:46] cases, in a way that preserves face, pointing out that providing job opportunities for young people requires
[00:03:50] its habitat. This strengthening partnership between the public and private sectors, encouraging
[00:03:53] investment in governorates, and supporting productive,
[00:03:56] tourism, and agricultural projects.
[00:04:02] The Ministry of Education launched the National Strategy
[00:04:06] for School Feeding
[00:04:07] 2026-2030
[00:04:10] in the presence of local and international partners and representatives
[00:04:13] of ministries and national institutions. The Minister
[00:04:16] of Education and Human Resources Development, Dr.
[00:04:20] Gendarmerie Forces Training School after four months of Azmi Mahafzah, affirmed in his speech during the ceremony that the launch of this
[00:04:23] strategy is the fruit of continuous cooperation
[00:04:26] and effective partnership between the Ministry and the World Food Program
[00:04:30] and various ministries and national institutions.
[00:04:34] The National Strategy
[00:04:36] cleaning dam lakes from for School Feeding does not view school
[00:04:39] feeding as merely a program
[00:04:48] 20,000 cubic meters of rain showers in the for providing meals, but rather and professional level, investing in deals with it as an integrated system
[00:04:52] for social protection and a tool
[00:04:55] to enhance justice and equal opportunities
[00:04:58] and support students' health, reduce school dropout
[00:05:01] and improve educational outcomes
[00:05:05] in various regions
[00:05:07] First, tell us about
[00:05:08] regions of the Kingdom, from of the Kingdom. And in recognition of the requirements of the era,
[00:05:10] we have been keen in this
[00:05:12] strategy to employ innovation and digital
[00:05:15] transformation in managing supply chains
[00:05:18] and enhancing
[00:05:21] systems, to ensure the highest levels
[00:05:25] of efficiency and transparency and raise
[00:05:28] the quality of services provided to our students.
[00:05:32] The Ministries of Youth and Health organized
[00:05:35] a celebration of World Mental Health Day under the slogan
[00:05:39] "Healthy Minds, a Bright Future," in partnership with
[00:05:42] the United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) and Generations For Peace,
[00:05:46] in the presence of Her Royal Highness Princess Aisha bint
[00:05:49] Faisal. The Ministers of Youth, Dr. Raed Al-Adwan,
[00:05:53] and Health, Dr. Ibrahim Al-Baddour, affirmed that the program
[00:05:56] embodies the importance of investing in youth mental health
[00:05:59] and building a society capable of facing
[00:06:03] life's challenges with confidence
[00:06:04] and balance.
[00:06:07] The Ministry of Youth, along with the Ministry of Health, the Ministry of Education,
[00:06:10] and higher
[00:06:12] education institutions, are thinking outside the box in
[00:06:16] youth centers and schools. Today we witnessed the launch of the first
[00:06:20] digital game to support mental health and emphasize
[00:06:23] its concept through a digital game through which we can attract
[00:06:26] Jordanian youth to play this
[00:06:29] game. UNICEF, the United Nations Children's Fund,
[00:06:33] led by the Ministry of Youth and the Ministry of Health,
[00:06:36] and in partnership with Generations For Peace, is implementing
[00:06:40] a distinguished program called "Minds for a Bright Future."
[00:06:43] The program is being implemented across various national institutions
[00:06:46] and youth centers in the Kingdom, and has so far reached more
[00:06:50] than 14,000 young men and women, while the implementing agencies
[00:06:54] are looking to expand its scope and reach a larger number
[00:06:57] of young people in the coming months and years.
[00:07:01] UNICEF focuses heavily on empowering youth leaders
[00:07:04] on how they can prioritize mental health in their lives.
[00:07:08] We all know how much pressure the whole world
[00:07:12] is going through, especially our youth at different stages.
[00:07:15] Perhaps today we are experiencing a stage of capacity
[00:07:18] building that extended for several months, and we are
[00:07:22] happy to see that young people are also achieving very positive results, and among the most important
[00:07:25] of them is the digital game that was produced by young people
[00:07:29] for young people. The Minister of Awqaf, Islamic Affairs,
[00:07:33] and Holy Sites, Dr. Muhammad
[00:07:35] Al-Khalaileh, stressed that charitable and voluntary
[00:07:38] work is an integral part of the teachings of Islamic law,
[00:07:42] emphasizing the importance of establishing its culture in Jordanian society.
[00:07:46] Al-Khalaileh said during a training workshop for the Al-Hussein Bin Abdullah
[00:07:50] II Award for Voluntary Work that the launch of the award by His Royal Highness
[00:07:53] Prince Hussein bin Abdullah II, the Crown Prince, contributes to raising awareness of the importance
[00:07:57] of volunteering and motivating community initiatives. For
[00:08:00] his part, the former Minister, Dr. Raed Al-Adwan, affirmed that
[00:08:03] the award embodies His Royal Highness the Crown Prince's
[00:08:07] interest in recognizing voluntary initiatives and encouraging role models in
[00:08:11] serving society and establishing the values of solidarity and giving,
[00:08:15] as an extension of the Hashemite approach in serving
[00:08:17] humanity.
[00:08:24] The activities of the Sixth International Medical Conference, organized
[00:08:27] by the sub-committee
[00:08:30] Mafraq, under the slogan "Towards a Better Medical
[00:08:33] Future," kicked off. The Head of the Parliamentary Health and Food Committee,
[00:08:37] Dr. Ahmed Al-Sarrahneh, affirmed the committee's support in the House of Representatives
[00:08:41] for developing the health sector and improving the quality of health
[00:08:44] services provided
[00:08:46] to citizens.
[00:08:50] With wide participation from medical and health sectors,
[00:08:53] the sub-committee of the Doctors Syndicate in
[00:08:56] Mafraq Governorate, under the patronage of the head of the Parliamentary
[00:08:59] Health and Food Committee, Dr. Ahmed Al-Sarrahneh,
[00:09:02] organized the activities of the Sixth International Medical Conference
[00:09:06] under the slogan "Towards a Better Medical Future." And on behalf of the Health
[00:09:09] and Food Committee in the Jordanian House of Representatives, I confirm
[00:09:13] our support for every effort that contributes to developing the health sector,
[00:09:16] empowering medical cadres, and enhancing scientific research
[00:09:20] and continuous medical education, which
[00:09:23] reflects on the quality of health services
[00:09:26] provided to citizens. We at the Jordanian Doctors Syndicate
[00:09:30] give great support to scientific activities
[00:09:34] organized by the sub-committees and medical associations.
[00:09:37] We give great attention
[00:09:40] to these
[00:09:42] scientific initiatives and workshops that
[00:09:46] benefit and enrich our fellow
[00:09:49] doctors. The conference activities included
[00:09:53] the presentation of a number of papers on developing medical competencies
[00:09:56] to advance the medical
[00:10:00] knowledge and continuous medical education, and also building
[00:10:03] an integrated health system, in addition to exchanging modern medical
[00:10:07] experiences. Year after year, the attendance is more,
[00:10:11] and our presence is greater, thank God. We have become a source of attraction
[00:10:15] for all doctors, scientists,
[00:10:17] and researchers from all
[00:10:20] the north primarily, and from all other regions.
[00:10:24] Our conference, thank God, achieves success after success,
[00:10:27] for learning in a doctor's life is not
[00:10:30] a stage that ends at the university gates or
[00:10:35] walls, but rather a continuous path throughout a doctor's
[00:10:39] life, and a light that guides them in the paths of the profession,
[00:10:42] and a weapon that protects human life.
[00:10:46] This conference is considered a strategic step to enhance
[00:10:49] sustainable healthcare and also to raise
[00:10:53] the level of services provided to citizens,
[00:10:56] in addition to transferring knowledge and exchanging experiences
[00:11:00] between doctors, scientists,
[00:11:02] and researchers. Youssef Al-Mashaqbeh, Jordanian
[00:11:06] Television, Mafraq Governorate.
[00:11:09] The Cultural Dialogue Forum organized a discussion seminar
[00:11:12] titled "The Aspirations of Jordanian Society
[00:11:17] the Royal Cultural Center. The President of the Forum and former
[00:11:21] Minister of Education, Dr. Fayez Saudi, said that Jordan needs
[00:11:25] policies that contribute to shaping the future through
[00:11:28] establishing dialogue, building awareness, and deepening
[00:11:31] understanding, which helps in making appropriate decisions.
[00:11:35] For his part, former Minister Dr. Marwan Muasher affirmed that
[00:11:38] developing education is a basic pillar for economic
[00:11:42] advancement and enhancing the ability of states to keep pace with
[00:11:45] challenges and transform them into opportunities
[00:11:48] for progress.
[00:11:54] The Ministry
[00:11:55] of Labor announced that
[00:11:58] 2,778 families have exited the umbrella
[00:12:01] of the National Aid Fund, after providing sustainable employment
[00:12:05] opportunities for their members through the National Employment Program.
[00:12:08] The ministry's media spokesman, Muhammad Zayoud, clarified that
[00:12:11] the program continues to achieve tangible results in enhancing
[00:12:15] the participation of targeted groups in the labor market. He indicated
[00:12:19] that the total number of subsidized employment contracts exceeded
[00:12:22] 61,000 contracts, with women
[00:12:28] benefiting, which reflects the program's interest in empowering women economically.
[00:13:46] The Director of Public Security, Major General Dr. Abdullah Al-Maaytah, visited
[00:13:49] the Civil Defense Directorate to review its preparations
[00:13:53] and operational plans
[00:13:55] to deal with weather conditions during the winter season, stressing
[00:13:59] the need to maintain the highest levels of field
[00:14:02] and technical readiness and harness available capabilities to ensure rapid
[00:14:06] response and efficient handling of various emergency
[00:14:11] lives and property. Major General
[00:14:14] Al-Maaytah conveyed, during his meeting with the Director of Civil
[00:14:17] Defense and field directors, His Majesty the King's greetings to
[00:14:21] the personnel of the Public Security Directorate in its various units and formations,
[00:14:25] and His Majesty's appreciation for their sincere efforts
[00:14:28] and humanitarian role in protecting members of society. The Director
[00:14:32] of Public Security also listened to a briefing presented by the Director of Civil Defense,
[00:14:35] during which he reviewed the most prominent operational and field
[00:14:39] preparations and plans put in place to deal with
[00:14:42] various potential scenarios to ensure
[00:14:45] readiness and effective response and continued
[00:14:49] provision of humanitarian and operational services to citizens
[00:14:52] and residents throughout
[00:14:55] the Kingdom.
[00:14:59] And regarding the weather developments, the Kingdom
[00:15:02] remains under the influence of a state of atmospheric
[00:15:05] instability tonight, with scattered
[00:15:10] eastern and southern regions of the Kingdom,
[00:15:13] including the city of Aqaba, accompanied
[00:15:16] by lightning and thunder at times. To follow up on the weather
[00:15:20] situation, we are joined by from the Meteorological Department,
[00:15:23] forecaster Mr. Musa'ad Nadaf. Welcome
[00:15:27] Mr. Musa'ad. May God bless you. Good evening.
[00:15:32] the weather conditions for today and tomorrow. Please. May God bless you. Good
[00:15:35] evening to you and our dear viewers. Yes, satellite images
[00:15:39] and radar images from the Meteorological Department
[00:15:43] still indicate, thank God Almighty, moderate to heavy
[00:15:46] rainfall in the southern regions
[00:15:50] and also the eastern regions. Aqaba city
[00:15:53] and Aqaba governorate are also witnessing rainfall
[00:15:56] accompanied by thunder at times. This state of atmospheric
[00:15:59] instability and rainfall
[00:16:03] will continue tonight, especially in the southeastern
[00:16:06] parts of the capital, Amman. These parts will also witness
[00:16:10] rainfall accompanied by thunder at times. Therefore, we warn
[00:16:13] our citizens tonight of the risk of flash floods in valleys
[00:16:17] and low-lying areas, especially in the southeastern part of the Kingdom, including
[00:16:21] the city of Aqaba. We also warn tonight of
[00:16:24] the risk of thunderstorms and hail, and
[00:16:28] the risk of reduced horizontal visibility due to dust,
[00:16:32] especially on desert roads. Our most important
[00:16:35] warnings tonight
[00:16:37] slipping on roads experiencing rainfall, and also
[00:16:41] the need to stay away from water accumulations. Yes.
[00:16:44] So, Mr. Musa'ad, how long will the state of atmospheric
[00:16:50] the Kingdom, and what about tomorrow's weather? Yes, regarding
[00:16:53] the state of atmospheric instability, as we mentioned, it will continue tonight
[00:16:56] and also tomorrow. Tomorrow, Monday,
[00:17:00] the state of atmospheric instability is expected
[00:17:03] to continue, with scattered
[00:17:06] southern regions, and also
[00:17:10] the eastern regions. These rainfall events on Monday are expected to be
[00:17:14] heavy in the afternoon and accompanied by thunder,
[00:17:17] lightning, and hail. These rainfall events are also expected
[00:17:20] tomorrow to extend to parts of the eastern
[00:17:24] central regions, especially the southern and eastern parts
[00:17:27] of the capital, Amman. As for the northern regions,
[00:17:30] we expect light rain showers
[00:17:33] in the north of the Kingdom. Our warnings
[00:17:36] for tomorrow also include our most important warnings. We warn
[00:17:40] of the risk of flash floods in valleys and low-lying areas in the southeast
[00:17:44] of the Kingdom and the risk of thunderstorms and hail
[00:17:47] in the eastern and southeastern regions. Yes, so
[00:17:51] many thanks to the weather forecaster, Mr. Musa'ad
[00:17:54] Nadaf.
[00:17:58] Meanwhile, areas of Petra district witnessed
[00:18:01] rainfall, while tourist movement in the archaeological
[00:18:05] site continued normally. The relevant
[00:18:08] official authorities raised their readiness to deal with the repercussions of the weather
[00:18:12] conditions, while the Petra Development and Tourism Region Authority activated
[00:18:15] the early warning system for flood
[00:18:18] risk. The Petra Region Authority urged citizens and visitors to
[00:18:22] stay away from valley courses and water accumulations and to contact
[00:18:26] the operations rooms in case they need any
[00:18:29] services.
[00:18:34] The Ministry of Water and Irrigation, the Jordanian water
[00:18:38] company "Miyahuna," and the company operating the Disi water announced
[00:18:41] the cessation of water pumping from wells and sources
[00:18:44] supplying the Disi water project due
[00:18:47] to the weather conditions and the state of instability that
[00:18:51] the southern and eastern regions of the Kingdom experienced
[00:18:54] during Friday and Saturday. The ministry explained that the prevailing weather
[00:18:58] conditions caused technical malfunctions that led to
[00:19:02] the cessation of pumping and the shutdown of sources from the Disi
[00:19:05] system, which will directly
[00:19:08] affect the adjustment and delay of scheduled water distribution turns
[00:19:11] for a number of areas in the capital
[00:19:14] Amman.
[00:19:19] The Jordan Valley Authority has started necessary maintenance work
[00:19:22] for the Al-Wahidi Dam in Ma'an Governorate and is working to
[00:19:25] clean the dam's lakes from sediment
[00:19:28] resulting from wadi flows and create
[00:19:32] necessary spillways and widen them to prevent
[00:19:35] overflow.
[00:19:38] Al-Wahidi Dam in Ma'an Governorate is considered one of the important
[00:19:41] dams, with a storage capacity of
[00:19:45] 750,000 cubic meters. The Jordan Valley
[00:19:49] Authority carries out routine maintenance work
[00:19:51] for this dam as part of a strategic
[00:19:54] plan to prepare for the winter
[00:19:57] season with special maintenance work for dams
[00:20:01] and wadi courses to prevent overflow
[00:20:04] as part of the strategic plan that the Jordan Valley Authority is implementing
[00:20:08] for maintenance work and maintenance of dams, which is
[00:20:13] sediment and silt. Currently, at the Al-Wahidi Dam site,
[00:20:17] the process of cleaning sediment and silt is underway through a contracting
[00:20:20] agreement with a local contractor to remove approximately
[00:20:25] silt and sediment in the dam's lake, in order to increase the storage
[00:20:29] capacity in the winter season and benefit from it. The feeding basin
[00:20:33] for Al-Wahidi Dam has an area of 190 square
[00:20:37] kilometers. It is characterized by water
[00:20:41] scarcity, low vegetation cover, and
[00:20:44] rainfall during short periods, which
[00:20:48] leads to flash floods reaching Al-Wahidi Dam.
[00:20:52] We are currently working at the Jordan the integrated management
[00:20:56] of the Al-Wahidi Dam basin by
[00:20:58] increasing the water retention time reaching the
[00:21:02] dam and retaining sediments
[00:21:05] using and relying on hydrological
[00:21:08] models. The Jordan Valley Authority reassured citizens
[00:21:11] الاردن المواطنين
[00:21:15] dam that there is no need for panic
[00:21:18] and fear, as the necessary maintenance of the dam
[00:21:22] and the widening of the spillway, which has
[00:21:25] the capacity to accommodate its storage
[00:21:28] capacity, has been completed. The storage capacity
[00:21:31] of Al-Wahidi Dam is 750 cubic
[00:21:34] meters. The Jordan Valley Authority is carrying out
[00:21:38] precautionary measures to prevent this dam from overflowing
[00:21:42] and comprehensive maintenance work. Ra'ed Awajan, Jordanian
[00:21:45] Television, Ma'an. The Greater Jerash Municipality
[00:21:49] reviewed its most prominent achievements during
[00:21:53] the past year and its future plans in service,
[00:21:56] development, and investment fields during a meeting organized
[00:22:00] at the Cultural Center in Jerash city, with official
[00:22:03] and popular attendance.
[00:22:05] The Secretary-General of the Ministry of Local Administration, Engineer
[00:22:08] Muhammad Al-Amoush, said that the Greater Jerash Municipality represents
[00:22:12] a distinguished model for sustainable development. This came
[00:22:16] during the meeting held by the municipality to review
[00:22:21] its future plans. The Ministry
[00:22:23] of Local Administration starts its reform
[00:22:26] vision from the belief that municipalities are not
[00:22:30] merely entities that provide daily services
[00:22:34] to citizens, but rather
[00:22:37] planning and development and stimulating
[00:22:41] the local economy and improving the quality of life
[00:22:44] for citizens. This vision is no longer
[00:22:47] merely an administrative orientation, but
[00:22:50] has become based on
[00:22:53] a new legislative framework that defines the features
[00:22:57] of the next stage. We presented the municipality's
[00:22:59] achievements for
[00:23:02] one year and the future projects that
[00:23:06] the municipality will undertake.
[00:23:09] We presented in the achievements the financial savings that
[00:23:13] were achieved for the Greater Jerash Municipality, and also
[00:23:16] the service projects, roads,
[00:23:20] lighting, and electricity,
[00:23:21] and also
[00:23:24] parks and all matters related to municipal
[00:23:28] work and achievements, and we also
[00:23:31] focused on the projects that the Greater Jerash Municipality will, God willing,
[00:23:36] the coming days. For their part, former MP
[00:23:39] Mofleh Al-Rahimi and MP Hamzeh Al-Hawamdeh praised the advanced
[00:23:43] level achieved by the Greater Jerash
[00:23:47] Municipality. Muhammad Salem Laqda, Jordanian Television.
[00:23:50] The Petra Development and Tourism Region Authority,
[00:23:54] in cooperation and partnership with local communities and official
[00:23:58] institutions in
[00:24:02] and with support from Mercy Corps, continued planting juniper trees in
[00:24:05] their original habitat. The Authority seeks through this step to preserve
[00:24:09] juniper trees, which have suffered from the challenges of climate change
[00:24:13] and human encroachments on them, as they are considered one of the most important
[00:24:16] trees that the Nabataeans used in their works and to reinforce
[00:24:20] their buildings.
[00:24:22] As part of the Authority's plans to restore the natural landscapes and natural pattern in
[00:24:28] activity today to plant juniper trees in their original
[00:24:31] habitat in the forest area in Wadi Musa. This comes
[00:24:35] as a continuation of previous efforts to reintroduce juniper to
[00:24:40] activity was carried out today with the participation of
[00:24:44] local communities, government institutions,
[00:24:47] and partners. This activity comes within the
[00:24:50] activities of the Mercy Corps Nature project, which is a project to enhance
[00:24:53] the resilience and responsiveness of communities to climate
[00:24:57] change, and is also part of the advocacy plan activities for the community committee in Wadi
[00:25:01] Musa to address the effects of climate change. We have reached,
[00:25:05] dear viewers, the end of "The Window" program. Goodbye.
[00:25:47] Modern laboratories for soil analysis, water,
[00:25:50] and plants.
[00:25:55] Modern and advanced agricultural systems.
[00:25:58] The most
[00:26:01] important agricultural seasons. Vegetables
[00:26:04] and fruits.
[00:26:12] Challenges facing the agricultural sector in Jordan and the most
[00:26:16] important solutions.
[00:26:18] The livestock sector and improved
[00:26:21] breeds.
[00:26:26] In the program "Land
[00:26:28] of Goodness."
[00:26:43] Short films, but their impact
[00:26:46] is clear.
[00:26:50] They reached festivals, won awards, and spoke the language
[00:26:52] of art.
[00:26:57] The stages are coming. We will show them for the first time.
[00:27:00] Let's talk about them, even if it's a little. And hear from their creators
[00:27:03] and also know the critics' opinion
[00:27:06] of them.
[00:27:11] Because cinema is not a coincidence,
[00:27:13] and creativity is not a stroke of luck, and art
[00:30:46] This constellation of the nation's finest
[00:30:48] pledged to God
[00:30:52] and the King that they would remain loyal
[00:30:55] soldiers to this
[00:30:57] nation.
[00:31:01] They are the men, the men,
[00:31:05] and the watchful
[00:31:06] eye.
[00:31:51] A new day from the days of the homeland and a new
[00:31:55] tableau of loyalty and belonging
[00:31:58] painted by the Public Security Directorate during the graduation
[00:32:01] of a new constellation of its new
[00:32:04] knights at the Gendarmerie
[00:32:08] Kafrein.
[00:32:18] God, the homeland, the King, a heartbeat
[00:32:22] in their hearts before it became a roar
[00:32:25] in their throats, amidst an atmosphere filled with
[00:32:28] pride and honor, and in a straight line
[00:32:32] based on discipline and diligence that pleases
[00:32:34] onlookers, and to the tunes of the Royal Anthem,
[00:32:38] the graduating parade passed in front of the platform
[00:32:41] in slow and normal marching, embodying
[00:32:45] the meanings of masculinity, giving, pride,
[00:32:48] and defiance, with the rising sound of the oath that
[00:32:52] this homeland will remain strong and fortified,
[00:32:55] filled with goodness.
[00:33:07] The Gendarmerie Training School has prepared
[00:33:11] the recruits for readiness.
[00:37:55] First in the group,
[00:37:58] new recruit Aiham Mohammed
[00:38:00] Rashid.
[00:38:03] First in academic sciences, new recruit
[00:38:07] Zaid Karim Daif
[00:38:08] Allah.
[00:38:13] First in weapons, shooting, and security skills, new recruit
[00:38:17] Ali Mohammed
[00:38:19] Mahmoud.
[00:38:22] First in physical fitness and conduct, new recruit
[00:38:25] Hussein Safwan Hussein.
[00:38:33] Ceremony Commander, new recruit Saqr Talal
[00:38:37] Khalaf.
[00:38:45] I swear by God, an oath that bows
[00:38:48] foreheads, I will be loyal to the King
[00:38:52] and the country for the rest
[00:38:55] the legal oath.
[00:38:59] I swear by Almighty God I swear by
[00:39:02] Almighty God to be loyal, to be
[00:39:05] loyal to the homeland, to the King,
[00:39:08] and to the Constitution, to the homeland, the King, and the Constitution, and
[00:39:12] to uphold the laws
[00:39:15] and regulations, the laws and regulations, and to act
[00:39:19] upon them, and to act upon them, and to perform
[00:39:22] and to perform all the duties
[00:39:25] of my position, all the duties of my position with honor,
[00:39:29] trustworthiness, and sincerity, with honor, trustworthiness,
[00:39:32] and sincerity, without bias or discrimination,
[00:39:36] without bias or discrimination, and to carry out
[00:39:39] and to carry out everything that is issued to me, everything
[00:39:44] legitimate orders, from legitimate
[00:39:47] orders. From here, this
[00:39:51] group of new police officers
[00:39:54] joins the ranks of those who preceded them in the honor
[00:39:57] of bearing the badge, after their training and preparation according to
[00:40:00] a comprehensive police system, armed with knowledge,
[00:40:04] efficiency, and skill that qualify
[00:40:07] them to integrate into Public Security units.
[00:40:13] the field and theoretical training from which we gained the necessary skills and knowledge
[00:40:17] to perform our duties efficiently and competently, and it instilled in us
[00:40:20] respect for the law, adherence to instructions, and a sense of responsibility and true belonging
[00:40:24] to the homeland. Today, after completing this stage, we look forward with pride
[00:40:27] and honor to moving to the field and remaining loyal to Jordan
[00:40:31] and the Hashemite leadership. The period was beautiful, and we learned
[00:40:34] military discipline and order. I thank
[00:40:38] the training staff and all
[00:40:41] the workers in the Gendarmerie Forces Training School. We have completed, thank God and with His success,
[00:40:44] the training of recruits in the
[00:40:47] intensive and continuous training that was full
[00:40:50] of learning, discipline, and challenge, in preparation for joining
[00:40:54] our colleagues in various fields of public security and contributing to performing
[00:40:57] our duty towards the homeland with all sincerity and honesty.
[00:41:00] We are proud that our son is one of
[00:41:03] the members of the Public Security Directorate, which we respect
[00:41:06] and revere. And to serve the homeland and to serve
[00:41:09] His Majesty King Abdullah, may God protect
[00:41:13] and care for him. This is a source of pride for every Jordanian to join
[00:41:17] this apparatus. Praise be to God, the Lord of the Worlds, this field
[00:41:21] is a field of pride and honor. And I will advise him first
[00:41:24] to fear God Almighty, and then to apply the teachings of his leaders
[00:41:28] and to be a man of the field, not just a weapon-bearer, but
[00:41:31] to bear the trust of the citizen. And the citizen, praise be to God, the Lord of the Worlds, this
[00:41:35] is a field of honor and manhood. And I am very
[00:41:38] happy that my son is in this field. This is a field
[00:41:41] of honor, and praise be to God, the Lord of the Worlds, we are all a sacrifice for Abu
[00:41:45] Hussein.
[00:41:48] Today, the Public Security Directorate offers the homeland the best of
[00:41:52] its youth, confirming that its rivers of giving have not
[00:41:56] dried up, and that illuminating the paths of security and tranquility
[00:42:00] will remain an obsession that it will not deviate from in a homeland
[00:42:03] that refused anything but its banners to be
[00:42:07] the heights and aspirations.
[00:45:43] Jordan,
[00:45:51] with its pure water,
[00:46:06] from the dew of the clouds on the hands of the mountains.
[00:46:10] Its green forests grew,
[00:46:14] and from the bursting of springs from the cavities of its hard
[00:46:17] rock, its fresh water flowed.
[00:46:34] Kufrayn.
[00:46:40] Kufrayn, where water has a story
[00:46:44] and life. The road
[00:46:47] descends from the heights of the Balqa
[00:46:49] mountains towards the great
[00:46:53] rift, where the Ghor extends like a green
[00:46:56] carpet, adorned with villages
[00:47:00] and decorated with orchards and groves
[00:47:02] and banana
[00:47:06] the great valley. Between the two banks of the Jordan
[00:47:09] River, standing like guardian
[00:47:12] castles for the land
[00:47:15] and preserving the events of successive time,
[00:47:18] the plains of the Ghor rest in a magical
[00:47:23] expanse. From here, the companions of the Messenger
[00:47:26] of Allah, may Allah bless him and grant him peace, passed in the Islamic
[00:47:30] conquests. Bilal ibn Rabah
[00:47:34] and Amer ibn Al-Jarrah. And near
[00:47:37] Kufrayn, Jesus, peace be upon him, placed
[00:47:41] his foot in the Jordan River, and John, peace be upon him, came down
[00:47:44] from Mukawir
[00:47:48] Al-Maghtas on Wadi Al-Kharrar.
[00:48:10] The ancient languages that intertwined with the Arabic
[00:48:14] root suggest names like Fatima, so Fatima
[00:48:17] means water, and Maryam
[00:48:21] means Mary. The sea.
[00:48:24] It was not only the names of people who
[00:48:27] seek blessings from water that were derived from water,
[00:48:31] but many places, cities,
[00:48:34] and countries borrowed their names from water.
[00:48:37] Jordan
[00:48:40] the river, the land of the two rivers from
[00:48:43] the Tigris and Euphrates Iraq,
[00:48:47] and also the land of the Nile, Egypt,
[00:48:51] legends are associated
[00:48:53] with those rivers.
[00:48:57] Kufrayn is water,
[00:49:01] land, and people,
[00:49:04] and a history steeped in the sweat of brows
[00:49:08] and the hoes of life's planters.
[00:49:13] the mountains from the farthest springs of Wadi
[00:49:16] Al-Seer and Iraq Al-Amir
[00:49:19] and Al-Bahath, and from its extension.
[00:49:39] Wadi Al-Shita in Wadi Kufrayn is the center
[00:49:42] of the story. Here life is born after
[00:49:46] life. Water washes
[00:49:49] the face of the earth, penetrates the pores
[00:49:52] of the rich soil with minerals, agriculture flourishes
[00:49:56] and the gardens of the Jordan
[00:49:59] Valley rise, and the earth brings forth
[00:50:02] good things. In the embrace of the vast
[00:50:05] valley, the Kufrayn Dam was built in
[00:50:09] 1967.
[00:50:15] earth from local components
[00:50:19] to be from the womb of the place, embracing
[00:50:22] the flood water the mountains or
[00:50:26] those bursting from the edges of the valley,
[00:50:30] in addition to what the winter
[00:50:34] season brings.
[00:50:43] The Holy Quran mentioned
[00:50:46] 23 types of
[00:50:49] water, each
[00:50:53] of which has its
[00:50:55] own nature.
[00:50:57] The flowing water.