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AMMAN — Minister of Interior Mazen Faraya and Education Minister Azmi Mahafzah on Sunday discussed security measures and logistical arrangements for 2026’s General Secondary Education Certificate Examination (Tawjihi), as authorities prepare to ensure a “smooth” session of the nationwide exams.
The meeting, held at the Interior Ministry, was attended by Interior Ministry Secretary-General Khaled Abu Hamour, Education Ministry Secretary-General for Educational Affairs Nawaf Ajarmeh, the director of operations and control at the Public Security Directorate (PSD), and governors via videoconference, according to the Jordan News Agency, Petra.
Faraya stressed the readiness of the Interior Ministry and PSD to support the examination process, ensure security at examination halls and marking centres, and safeguard the integrity of the Tawjihi exams.
He also underscored the importance of drawing on lessons learned from previous years to address any challenges that may arise during the examination period.
Mahafzah commended the role of the Interior Ministry and security agencies in supporting the successful administration of the exams, describing them as “key partners” in implementing the ministry’s plans.
He also outlined arrangements for this year’s examinations, which will be held in two phases for grade 12 and grade 11 students.
Meanwhile, the director of operations and control at the PSD highlighted ongoing coordination between the directorate, administrative governors and the Education Ministry to ensure a secure examination environment through joint security plans.
He added that a civil defence plan is also in place to respond to any emergency situations.
