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Nawab Approves Budget and Quality Plan
The Jordanian House of Deputies has proposed a draft law in 2026 for the Authority for Accreditation and Quality Assurance. The law aims to merge two existing independent entities: the Skills Development and Training Authority and the Higher Education Institutions Accreditation and Quality Assurance Authority into a single entity called the "Authority for Accreditation and Quality Assurance." This move is intended to enhance the quality of education and training, ensure policy integration, improve oversight and evaluation efficiency, and expand the authority’s scope to include accreditation and monitoring of public and private educational institutions, technical education, and higher education institutions. Additionally, it aims to recognize non-Jordanian institutions and validate foreign degrees. The law seeks to improve educational standards, increase graduate competitiveness, align educational outputs with labor market needs, and strengthen confidence in Jordanian accreditations both locally and internationally. Furthermore, the law clarifies that the merger will not involve establishing a new independent authority; rather, it will integrate the existing entities to unify procedures, oversight, and achieve high-quality standards.
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