Al Hussein Technical University (HTU) and the Jordanian Construction Contractors Association (JCCA) signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) aimed at strengthening collaboration and supporting the construction sector by equipping HTU graduates with the skills and experience needed to excel in regional and international markets.

The partnership seeks to provide a supportive and enabling environment for youth entering the construction industry, empowering them to develop their technical and professional capabilities and enhance their competitiveness in the sector.

Under the agreement, both parties will organize joint activities and training workshops for HTU students, as well as offer professional training opportunities to help them gain practical experience and exposure to real-world industry practices.

The MoU was signed by Prof. Ismael Al-Hinti, President of Al Hussein Technical University, and Eng. Ayman Al-Khuzayri, President of the Jordanian Construction Contractors Association, in the presence of representatives from both institutions, including Mr. Fuad Al-Duweiri, Vice President of the Association, and Eng. Zaid Abdelkhaleq.

During the signing ceremony, Prof. Al-Hinti expressed his pleasure with this collaboration, highlighting the numerous opportunities for cooperation between HTU and the Association that can significantly benefit Jordanian youth and enhance their readiness for the job market.

Mr. Al-Duweiri, Vice President of the Association, emphasized the importance of strong partnerships between educational institutions and the private sector to elevate the skills of Jordan’s students and graduates, preparing them for the future demands of both local and regional labor markets. He reaffirmed the Association’s full commitment to supporting and facilitating joint initiatives with HTU in training, skill-building, and professional development.

It is worth noting that Al Hussein Technical University, an initiative of the Crown Prince Foundation, is a national, non-profit private university that offers a modern applied education model focused on developing essential and technical skills in engineering and information technology. The university strives to bridge the gap between academic knowledge and industry practice, ensuring graduates are prepared to meet the needs of local and global markets while fostering innovation, creativity, and entrepreneurship among its students.

Meanwhile, the Jordanian Construction Contractors Association (JCCA) serves as the leading professional body representing Jordan’s construction and contracting sector. It includes companies specializing in various fields such as building construction, road works, sanitation, and infrastructure development, and acts as a national hub of expertise for advancing the construction industry in the Kingdom.