IEEE Jordan Section in The German Jordanian University

Amman, Jordan – The IEEE meeting was held today at the German Jordanian University, representing an important platform for promoting student initiatives within the technical community. The meeting, which was attended by Professor. Alaa Al-Din Al-Halhouli, President of the German Jordanian University and Dr. Mousa AL-Akhras, Chair of IEEE Jordan Section, stressed the institution’s strong support for student endeavors.

Professor Al-Halhouli’s strong support for student activities was clear, with his steadfast commitment to providing the necessary resources and fostering collaboration with innovative ideas to enhance the technical landscape in Jordan. This dedication is consistent with the overall vision of the IEEE Jordan Section, which seeks to create a thriving environment for technological advancement.

In recognition of the laudable contributions of esteemed colleagues, Professor. Alaa Khalifah, Dr. Hisham Al-Moaqet, and Dr. Moataz Al-Riyalat who are faculty members at German Jordanian University and also Member of the Executive Committee of IEEE Jordan Section, the meeting embodied a spirit of cooperation aimed at advancing educational and professional growth.

One of the highlights of the meeting was the presentation given by Faisal Abu Naameh, President of the Student Branch, in which he explained many activities carried out by the branch. Attendees had the opportunity to interact with members of branches and technical units, thus promoting an environment conducive to knowledge exchange and networking.

The pivotal role of the Student branch in developing technical expertise was further emphasized through the dissemination of media resources, including a video accessible via the Chapter’s website [https://edu.ieee.org/jo-gju/]. The enrichment content serves as a valuable resource for students, encouraging them to leverage the platform to enhance their learning.

In light of the insightful presentation, attendees were encouraged to benefit from the rich experience and explore the opportunities offered by the student branch. The call to action has been extended to the broader student body to leverage the wealth of available resources [https://edu.ieee.org/jo-gju/rules/].

As IEEE continues to foster collaboration and innovation, meetings such as these serve as catalysts to drive progress and nurture talent within the technical community. The great support shown by the German Jordanian University confirms the pivotal role of academia in empowering the next generation of technicians and engineers.