The National Democratic Institute (NDI) course was launched today, Sunday, at the Royal Jordanian National Defense College, in cooperation with the National Democratic Institute (NDI) in Jordan, with the participation of a number of Jordanian university students.

The course aims to raise community awareness about promoting moderation and combating extremist ideology, in addition to strengthening the concepts of citizenship. It also aims to highlight the role of the armed forces in promoting moderate thought and combating intellectual extremism, thereby enhancing the national and humanitarian image of the Jordanian Armed Forces.

It also aims to promote a culture of tolerance and the rejection of violence, based on the premise that "thought can only be combated by thought."

It is worth noting that the National Democratic Institute (NDI) in Jordan operates within cooperative agreements and partnerships with numerous official and unofficial institutions, both civilian and military, and civil society organizations, with the aim of promoting democratic values ​​and practices, citizenship, and enhancing community participation in public life.