Khaberni - The Middle East University conducted an official visit to the Directorate of the Royal Maintenance Corps; with the aim of expanding bridges of institutional cooperation, in the field of intermediate diploma programs, and exploring the possibilities of benefiting from advanced expertise and technical capabilities available at the Royal Maintenance Corps.
The delegation was led by the University's president, Professor Dr. Salam Al-Mahadin, accompanied by the Dean of the Technical College, Dr. Anas Al-Ashram, the Dean of the College of Engineering, Dr. Ayman Awad, and the Director of the Legal Department, Professor Dr. Anis Al-Mansour.
In this context, Professor Dr. Salam Al-Mahadin praised the high efficiency and technical readiness of the Royal Maintenance Corps, considering it an ideal training environment for intermediate diploma students, and an important pivot that can contribute to enhancing employment opportunities and enhancing the quality of educational outputs in line with labor market standards and requirements.
For his part, Colonel Engineer Ahmad Al-Husseinat welcomed the university delegation, affirming in the presence of a number of officers and department directors of the Royal Maintenance Corps, the corps' readiness to engage in constructive cooperation with the Middle East University, emphasizing that supporting technical education constitutes a true national lever that contributes to providing the armed forces and civilian sectors with qualified competencies, and expressing a clear desire to study the cooperation mechanism in preparation for its activation to achieve mutual benefit.
