The German Jordanian University (GJU), through its Consultation and Training Center (CTC), engaged in a productive discussion with the Amman Chamber of Industry, represented by the European-Jordanian Institute for Business Development (POSITIVE), which serves as the Chamber’s training arm. The meeting, held at the university's headquarters, aimed to explore avenues for enhancing joint cooperation in consulting, training programs, and diploma courses.
Attending the meeting were Prof. Ala’aldeen Al-Halhouli, President of GJU, and Tamim Al-Qasrawi, Chairman of the Board of Directors of POSITIVE. The dialogue focused on organizing specialized scientific activities, exchanging expertise in joint studies and research, and collaborating on training human resources. The discussions also covered the development of trainers' competencies and practical experience to ensure the success of scientific activities and the issuance of joint certifications. Additionally, leveraging the administrative and practical experience of the university's faculty members was part of the conversation.
Prof. Al-Halhouli emphasized the significance of establishing a robust partnership with POSITIVE, highlighting the shared commitment to practical and applied aspects in administrative and engineering disciplines. He underscored the need for effective consulting and training services to bridge the gap between industrialists and academia, particularly in scientific research benefiting the industrial sector.
Tamim Al-Qasrawi, also Vice Chairman of the Amman Chamber of Industry, discussed the renewal of the memorandum of understanding between the two institutions, initially signed in 2017. The meeting also addressed potential collaboration on international diploma programs across various levels in management, accounting, and sustainable development, in alignment with the British Qualifications Equivalency Framework (OFQUAL), as per the agreement between the Amman Chamber of Industry and the London Chamber of Industry and Commerce.