AMMAN — On behalf of His Majesty King Abdullah, HRH Prince Feisal Bn Al Hussein, the Regent, and Founder and Chairman of Generations for Peace (GFP), sponsored a dinner on Thursday marking the organisation’s receipt of the inaugural Count Jacques Rogge Award.

 

The event was attended by Their Royal Highnesses Princess Zeina Bint Feisal, Princess Ayah Bint Feisal, and Princess Sara Bint Feisal, alongside ministers and strategic partners, according to the Jordan News Agency, Petra.

 

Prince Feisal expressed pride in the international recognition, thanking partners and supporters, and stressing that sustainable peace is built through long-term community engagement and youth empowerment.

 

GFP CEO Lama Hattab said that the award reflects the success of the Jordanian Hashemite vision in advancing youth-focused peacebuilding initiatives.

 

During the ceremony, GFP unveiled its 2026–2028 strategic plan, which focuses on empowering young leaders through peace education, strengthening community resilience, advancing digital empowerment, and promoting environmental peacebuilding.

 

Prince Feisal had previously received the award at an official ceremony in Ghent, Belgium.

 

The honour recognises GFP’s two decades of pioneering work in using sport as a tool for peacebuilding. Founded in Jordan, the organisation is ranked 24th globally among the top 200 social good organisations.