Khaberni - Zain Jordan has renewed its extended strategic partnership with the Children's Museum for the 18th consecutive year, continuing its journey of cooperation that has formed a successful model of partnership between the private sector and educational and cultural institutions, which has contributed over the past years to making a positive and sustainable impact in the lives of children across the kingdom.
Zain confirmed that this partnership represents an extension of a long and fruitful cooperation with the Children's Museum, supporting a wide range of educational and interactive programs and initiatives that focus on integrating education with play and technology, empowering children to develop their mental and creative skills, and enhancing their cognitive curiosity from an early age. This cooperation stems from their belief in the importance of investing in education and childhood, as one of the main pillars of its sustainability management strategy, alongside its commitment to supporting initiatives that contribute to building a conscious and cultured generation capable of meeting future demands.
With the renewal of this partnership, Zain continues to support educational and awareness programs, interactive activities, and exhibits provided by the Children's Museum, which reached nearly 62,500 children and visitors last year alone through its Labor Day celebration program, Ramadan month program at the Children's Museum in Amman, in addition to the museum's mobile program that tours all Jordanian governorates, which has reached more than 500,000 beneficiaries since its establishment with support from Zain.
Last year, Zain supported the Reading Challenge at the Children's Museum, an annual competition aimed at encouraging children to read and develop a love for knowledge through reading and summarizing non-curricular books, which stimulates them to explore new worlds of stories and diverse knowledge. Additionally, the company continued through its free mobile clinic for children to participate in the tours of the mobile Children's Museum across the kingdom, providing free health services to more than 260,000 children in less fortunate villages and areas during its tours with the mobile museum.
It is worth mentioning that Zain previously implemented and developed the educational technology exhibit at the Children's Museum, which was inaugurated by Her Majesty Queen Rania Al Abdullah, targeting children aged seven and older. This section includes interactive components that introduce children to the basics of the digital world, such as sensors and their role in identity recognition, programming codes, the digital cloud and its functions, and the importance of data protection and methods to maintain its confidentiality.
Through this renewed cooperation, Zain Jordan reaffirms its commitment to its social role and its keenness on building long-term strategic partnerships that contribute to achieving sustainable impact and supporting national institutions that work on developing the educational process and enhancing creativity and knowledge for children in various regions of the kingdom.
