Media Coverage

Is Jordan ready for its strategic request?
A former United Nations ambassador Food security is threatened and national security is at stake in the face of climate change
Jerusalem and the West Bank After October 7
Two focused "closed" sessions at the Masarat Foundation on the relationship between the Jordanian House of Representatives, civil society organizations, and political parties.
A training workshop on “Party Work and Election Law” within the project “Training Academic Women in Party Work” in cooperation with the King Abdullah II Fund
Al-Dustour newspaper: Jordanian Masarat organizes a training workshop on encouraging women to engage in party activity in Al-Balqa Applied School
Jordanian University at Yarmouk University on (Combating the Exploitation of Religion in Hate Speech and Violence)
Jordanian University at Yarmouk University on (Combating the Exploitation of Religion in Hate Speech and Violence)
A session in Salt on women’s participation in political and party life
Al-Maaytah sponsors the launch of the project “Training Academic Women in Party Work"
Al-Maaytah sponsors the launch of a project to train academic women in party work
Al-Bakar: Empowering women and youth is one of the most prominent goals of the royal directives
Al-Maaytah sponsors the launch of the project “Training Academic Women in Party Work
Al-Maaytah sponsors the launch of a project to train academic women in party work
Opening of the project “Training academic women on party work in universities
Jordanian Masarat for Development and Progress is Accepting Applications for the International Fellowship Program
Experts: The Gaza war revealed the shortcomings of the Arabs and the danger of Palestinian division
Experts: Al-Aqsa flood brought the Palestinian issue back to the forefront and dispelled the myths of the occupation army
During a symposium at "Masarat"... the official and popular Jordanian position is honorable and they call for a national project that will fortify the kingdom
Al-Ajarma: Women have an opportunity to prove their role and political status in the upcoming parliaments