Council approves 5 new technical schools
The Cabinet in Jordan has approved the establishment of five new technical schools at a total cost of approximately 25 million dinars. This move is part of the government's efforts to expand the infrastructure for vocational and technical education and to improve the educational environment. The schools scheduled to commence operations include Al-Qweismeh Boys' High School, Rihab Boys' High School in Mafraq, Jerash Girls' High School and Wadi Al-Rayan Boys' School, and Zibdeh Farkouh Boys' High School in Irbid. This decision follows the completion of 86 schools in less than a year, aiming to enhance the educational environment and meet the increasing demand for student accommodation. Additionally, the government has launched the country's first free school transportation project, benefiting 61 schools in the Southern Badia and serving around 9,000 students. The Council also approved the School Nutrition Program for the years 2026–2030, with the goal of promoting students' health through nutritious meals based on health standards and ensuring products meet safety requirements. Currently, approximately 500,000 students benefit from this program.
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