On Thursday,he Royal Jordanian National Defense College concluded its fourth parallel studies program for lecturers of military science and citizenship courses at Jordanian universities. The program, organized by the college as part of its annual parallel academic programs for various sectors of the country, was attended by the Commandant of the College, the Director of Military Education and Culture, the Head and members of the College's directing staff, and the Head of the University Education Department.

In his address during the closing ceremony, the Commandant explained that the five-day program aimed to strengthen and solidify national culture, cultivate a sense of citizenship among young people, and preserve national identity and historical significance. This was achieved through the participation of lecturers of military science and citizenship courses at public and private universities. The program also aimed to enhance the learning outcomes of military science courses for Jordanian university graduates, thereby contributing to the development of generations aware of national and regional issues and committed to their leadership, homeland, and history.

He noted that the program complements a series of academic programs to be held in cooperation with the Directorate of Military Education and Culture, and is one of the parallel academic programs implemented by the college in fulfillment of His Majesty's vision and in implementation of the directives of the General Command of the Jordanian Armed Forces to enhance communication with national institutions.

At the conclusion of the ceremony, the Commandant of the College distributed certificates to the graduates.

It is worth noting that the mission of the Royal Jordanian National Defense College is to prepare leaders from various sectors of the state, both military and civilian, through the study and analysis of the fundamental elements affecting national security, and to qualify selected officers from the Jordanian Armed Forces and brotherly and friendly countries, in addition to civilians from various state agencies, to assume leadership positions in the future.