Umniah signs agreement to support CPF’s, HTU’s initiative programmes

AMMAN — Umniah signed on Sunday two strategic partnership agreements with the Crown Prince Foundation (CPF) and the Hussein Technical University (HTU), meant to support the foundation's initiatives and provide training and skills development opportunities to the university's students, particularly in the areas of cyber security and technology.

Under the first agreement, signed by the CEO of CPF, Tamam Mango, and the CEO of Umniah, Faisal Qamhiyah, Umniah will support the foundation's specialised programmes by increasing youth participation in relevant platforms, particularly by sponsoring the 2024 Tawasol Forum. 

The company, as per the second deal that was signed by HTU President Ismail Hanti, will support the university's efforts tohelp create a conducive educational environment for students, provide training opportunities and strengthen ties with private sector professionals, to ensure that students are adequately prepared for the job market.

Mango emphasised that the CPF partnership with the Umniahbuilds on a positive and strong relationship that began in 2018.

This year's support will focus on sponsoring the Tawasol Forum, which the CPF is organising for the second year under the Royal Patronage, with the aim of creating a national platform for constructive dialogue between young people from different governorates, with the participation of decision makers and activists in the political, social and economic fields, she added.