Amman, June 7 (Petra) — The Children’s Museum Jordan and the Arab
Potash Company (APC) have renewed their partnership agreement for
2026, reinforcing a long-standing collaboration aimed at extending
interactive, discovery-based learning experiences from Amman to
children across all governorates of the Kingdom.

The agreement ensures continued support for the “Children’s Mobile
Museum,” a traveling educational program that delivers hands-on
learning activities free of charge to children in schools and
community centers nationwide.

Launched in 2012, the mobile museum operates under the broader “Our
Museum for All” initiative, which seeks to remove geographic and
socio-economic barriers by transforming classrooms and youth centers
into dynamic learning spaces. The program introduces children to
science, creativity, and problem-solving through engaging, non-formal
educational experiences.

The Children’s Museum said the renewed partnership with APC
represents a strong model of cooperation between the private sector
and civil society, enabling the museum to sustain and expand its
outreach activities. The support helps deliver interactive exhibits
and educational stations designed to nurture curiosity, critical
thinking, and creativity among children and adolescents.

APC Chairman Shehadah Abu Hdaib said the partnership reflects the
company’s commitment to corporate social responsibility and its
belief that investing in education is an investment in Jordan’s
future. He emphasized the importance of providing equal and
innovative learning opportunities, particularly for children in
remote and underserved areas.

Deputy Director General of the museum, Laith Al-Sous, expressed
appreciation for the continued support, noting that the collaboration
has enabled the program to reach hundreds of thousands of children
over the years. He said the mobile museum embodies the idea that
learning should be accessible everywhere, and that nurturing
children’s curiosity is key to long-term national development.

The initiative has reached more than half a million participants
since its launch and marked a milestone in 2025 by visiting all
governorates of the Kingdom within a single year for the first time,
offering free educational experiences to families and school students
nationwide.

//Petra// WH