AMMAN — HRH Crown Prince Hussein on Thursday received members of the board of Al Hussein Fellowship’s alumni network, a Crown Prince Foundation (CPF) programme that trains young leaders.

 

During a discussion with the alumni at Al Husseiniya Palace, the Crown Prince highlighted their role as programme ambassadors, challenging them to use the skills acquired through the programme to drive meaningful change in their careers and communities, according to a Royal Court statement.

 

His Royal Highness commended the alumni’s efforts, emphasising the importance of fostering a culture of collaboration, sharpening youth problem-solving skills, and harnessing technology in their daily lives.

 

His Royal Highness listened to the attendees’ ideas for developing the programme, and insights from their work across the alumni network’s core areas, including specialised committees that focus on planning, objective-setting, partnership-building, coordination, and monitoring and evaluation.

 

The network connects graduates of Al Hussein Fellowship programme with the aim of building leadership skills, cultivating a spirit of teamwork, driving community initiatives, and sustaining professional connections.

 

Director of the Office of the Crown Prince Zaid Baqain, and Chairman of the CPF Board of Trustees Adey Salamin attended the meeting.