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Amman, Sept. 22 (Petra) — Minister of Industry, Trade and Supply
Yarub Qudah emphasized on Tuesday that job excellence and
institutional leadership serve as vital pillars for raising the
quality of public services delivered to citizens and the business
sector.
Speaking at an awards ceremony hosted by the ministry to honor
organizational units and employees winning internal excellence and
ideal employee awards, Qudah underscored the importance of fostering
human potential and encouraging an innovative culture within
government bodies.
Dana Al-Zoubi, the ministry’s secretary-general, commended staff
achievements, particularly in national leadership initiatives. She
praised Dima Al-Bakhit for completing the Executive Future Leaders
pathway (“Irteqa”) and Yaman Bani Atta for passing the initial stage
of the Youth Future Leaders program (“Forsa”).
Al-Zoubi noted that the recognition aligns with the ministry’s
strategy to embed a culture of high performance across all
administrative tiers, advancing strategic programs efficiently.
In the organizational unit category, the Maan Governorate Directorate
of Industry, Trade and Supply ranked first as the best-performing
division, while the Aqaba Governorate Directorate ranked second.
In the supervisory roles category, Diana Al-Aqdash from the Women’s
Empowerment Unit and Manal Shehadeh from the Administrative Affairs
Directorate tied for first place.
In the administrative, technical, and specialized roles category,
Kholoud Al-Jame’ from the Economic Activities Control Unit claimed
first place. Amer Al-Majali from the Consumer Protection Directorate
and Naila Inaim took second place jointly, while Khadija Al-Shatanawi
from the Irbid Governorate Directorate won first place for
governorate-level staff in the same category.
For office support positions, Bilal Al-Rahahleh from the
Administrative Affairs Directorate won first place, with Ramzi
Sandouqa taking second. In non-office support roles, Fadi Al-Saqqar
from Administrative Affairs and Fares Al-Khawaldeh from Legal Affairs
tied for first place, while Ayman Ibrahim from the Maintenance
Directorate placed second.
In the drivers category, Fadi Al-Khalili and Mamdouh Jumaa from
Administrative Affairs won joint first place, followed by Issam
Al-Hiyari and Ibrahim Al-Qaraleh in second. At the governorate level,
Rakan Al-Lawama and Anas Al-Rawashdeh from the Maan Directorate tied
for first place alongside Marwan Al-Rawashdeh from the Zarqa
Directorate.
//Petra// AF