جراءة نيوز
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The Jordanian Minister of Tourism and Antiquities, Dr. Emad Hijazin, presided over the graduation ceremony of students from Ammon University College of Applied Studies. The ceremony included programs in Hotel Management, Hospitality Business Management, and Culinary Arts. The minister emphasized the importance of developing academic and training programs to meet the needs of the local, regional, and international labor markets. He stressed the necessity of mastering languages and keeping up with modern technologies—particularly artificial intelligence—to ensure graduates remain competitive in the tourism and hospitality sector. He also reaffirmed that the industry offers vast employment opportunities and that success requires hands-on experience, passion, and discipline. The college dean highlighted the importance of aligning education with market requirements and nurturing skills, ethics, and professional competencies among graduates. The event featured speeches, recognition of top students, and the presentation of awards and shields, attended by officials and sector partners. This reflects the college’s commitment to preparing qualified graduates who will contribute to the development of Jordan’s tourism sector.
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