Amman – AIFED announced today the launch of its new website, which comes as an important step to enhance its communication with the public and provide its services more effectively and easily. The website aims to facilitate access to information about the organization’s programs, goals, and initiatives, in addition to providing interactive channels to communicate with various segments of society.

Company registration

Amman - The company has been officially registered as a non-profit company in the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan, in a move aimed at enhancing its efforts in serving the community and achieving its developmental and social goals. This registration comes within the framework of the organization’s commitment to providing its services according to the highest professional standards, with a focus on achieving a positive and sustainable impact in various fields.

The Foundation will continue to implement its programs and initiatives that aim to support education, the environment, sustainable development, and other vital sectors, in line with its vision and mission to promote community development.

Register all evidence as copyright.

Tripoli - The company announced its success in registering all the awareness and training guides and materials it developed as copyrights in the State of Libya. This step comes within the framework of the company’s efforts to protect its intellectual rights, ensure the preservation of its distinguished contents, and contribute to the dissemination of knowledge through legal means.

Appointment of Prof. Dr. Sultan Abu Arabi at Tishk International University in Iraq

Erbil – Tishk International University in Iraq has announced the appointment of Professor Dr. Sultan Abu Arabi as a professor at the university, where he will hold a prominent academic position in the college. Dr. Abu Arabi has extensive academic experience and a distinguished reputation in the field of higher education, having previously held senior leadership and academic positions at the regional and international levels.