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Amman, June 14 (Petra) – On behalf of His Majesty King Abdullah II,
the Supreme Commander of the Armed Forces, Chairman of the Joint
Chiefs of Staff Major General Yousef Huneiti patronised the
graduation ceremony of the 66th Joint Command and Staff Course (30th
cohort) at the Royal Jordanian Command and Staff College.
In his address delivered on Sunday, the College Commandant said the
institution has continued to align its academic and training
programmes with the requirements of the contemporary operational
environment, in line with its institutional vision.
He noted that the College focuses on developing leadership
competencies and integrating military thought with academic sciences
to prepare highly qualified commanders and staff officers capable of
operating within a multi-domain joint operations framework.
He added that the College has worked to translate His Majesty’s
vision for the modernisation of the Jordan Armed Forces by updating
its curricula to include joint operations planning and concepts, as
well as the evolving dimensions of modern warfare, including unmanned
aerial systems, artificial intelligence, cybersecurity and
information operations.
The efforts, he said, contribute to enhancing the capabilities of
staff officers and strengthening their proficiency in military
decision-making processes.
Huneiti distributed certificates and awards to the graduates of the
course, which grants a Bachelor of Science degree in Military
Science.
The graduating class comprised officers from various branches of the
Jordan Armed Forces and security agencies, as well as officers from
Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates (UAE), Bahrain, Oman, Qatar,
Kuwait, Egypt, Yemen, Rwanda, Morocco, Tanzania, Turkey and France.
Huneiti signed the visitors’ book, expressing pride in the College’s
role in preparing and qualifying military leaders and wishing the
institution continued success and progress.
The ceremony was attended by the President of Mutah University, the
Director of Public Security, senior officers from the Jordan Armed
Forces and security agencies and military attachés.
//Petra// AK