Al Hussein Technical University and Maaden International Recycling Sign Agreement to Establish the Mahmoud Abdulsalam Al-Sharif Endowed Scholarship

Amman, November 3, 2026 — Al Hussein Technical University (HTU), one of the Crown Prince Foundation’s initiatives, signed an agreement with Maaden International Recycling to establish the Mahmoud Abdulsalam Al-Sharif Scholarship, a permanent endowed scholarship whose proceeds will support HTU students and enable them to continue their education. The initiative honours the memory of the late Hajj Mahmoud Abdulsalam Al-Sharif and builds on the longstanding partnership between the company and the university.The agreement was signed by Prof. Ismael Al-Hinti, President of Al Hussein Technical University, and Mr. Hamza Ahmad Al-Sharif and Mr. Ali Ahmad Al-Sharif, partners at Maaden International Recycling.The initiative pays tribute to the legacy of the late Hajj Mahmoud Abdulsalam Al-Sharif, who founded the family business in the metals and recycling sector and was known for his commitment to education and supporting young people. Through the scholarship, his legacy of giving will continue to create educational opportunities for generations to come.Prof. Al-Hinti emphasized that the establishment of the scholarship represents an important model of partnership that combines support for education with long-term impact. He noted that endowed scholarships play a vital role in widening access to technical and applied education, enabling students to complete their studies and build meaningful professional futures.“We value our longstanding partnership with Maaden International Recycling and deeply appreciate the Al-Sharif family’s initiative to honour the legacy of the late Hajj Mahmoud Abdulsalam Al-Sharif through education,” Prof. Al-Hinti said. “The true value of this scholarship lies in its sustainability and the opportunities it will continue to provide for talented and ambitious students. By supporting their education and helping them develop practical, industry-relevant skills, this initiative will empower young people to enter the workforce and contribute to economic development.”For their part, Mr. Hamza Ahmad Al-Sharif and Mr. Ali Ahmad Al-Sharif said: “We are proud to establish this scholarship in the name of the late Hajj Mahmoud Abdulsalam Al-Sharif, honouring his memory and continuing his commitment to giving and supporting education. We hope it will create lasting opportunities for students, helping them complete their studies and build their futures. Our decision to partner with Al Hussein Technical University reflects our confidence in its educational mission and its role in equipping young people with the knowledge and skills they need to succeed in their professional lives.”The late Hajj Mahmoud Abdulsalam Al-Sharif began his professional journey in his father’s workshop before establishing his own business in Kuwait and later expanding into Jordan, working across the metals trading, manufacturing, and recycling sectors. Alongside his business achievements, he maintained a strong commitment to education, supporting university students facing difficulties in paying their tuition fees and helping orphans pursue their studies, guided by his belief in education as a means of creating better opportunities for young people.The agreement builds on Maaden International Recycling’s continued support for HTU and its students, establishing a permanent endowment that strengthens the sustainability of scholarships and expands access to technical and applied education. Through this lasting commitment, the legacy of the late Hajj Mahmoud Abdulsalam Al-Sharif will continue to create educational and professional opportunities for future generations.