The province focuses on empowerment over illiteracy reduction
Jordan celebrated International Literacy Day on September 8. Officials emphasized that national efforts have contributed to reducing the illiteracy rate from 88% in 1952 to 4.5% by 2025, with a focus on empowering vulnerable groups to enhance community participation and development. The Minister of Education announced the opening of 173 literacy centers during the 2025/2026 academic year, benefiting around 1,920 learners through various programs, with particular attention to re-enrolling dropouts and encouraging re-engagement with education. Experts highlight that the future challenge goes beyond merely reducing numbers; it involves building an integrated system that includes digital and life skills to ensure individuals’ abilities to effectively integrate into society and the labor market.
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