JHCO, Nobles Properties Launch Scholarship Program for Underprivileged Students

Amman, June 7 (Petra) — The Jordan Hashemite Charity Organization
(JHCO) and Nobles Properties have partnered to launch a scholarship
program aimed at expanding access to higher education for Jordanian
and Palestinian students from low-income families.

The initiative will provide financial support to undergraduate
students attending public universities, with a particular focus on
medicine and information technology, two fields seen as critical to
future economic growth and workforce development.

Under the agreement, JHCO will manage all aspects of the program,
including application processing, social assessments, eligibility
verification, and ongoing monitoring of scholarship recipients
throughout their academic studies.

JHCO Secretary General Hussein Al-Shibli said the organization views
education as one of the most effective tools for empowering
individuals and creating long-term opportunities. He noted that the
partnership reflects a shared commitment to helping academically
capable students overcome financial barriers and pursue their
ambitions.

Al-Shibli added that the initiative highlights the value of
cooperation between humanitarian organizations and the private sector
in investing in human potential and supporting sustainable
development.

Nobles Properties Chairman Omar Ayesh said the company remains
committed to supporting students who demonstrate determination and
perseverance despite economic challenges. He emphasized that
education remains one of the most important foundations for building
strong and prosperous communities.

Ayesh said the scholarship program forms part of the company’s
broader efforts to support educational initiatives that deliver
meaningful and lasting benefits to young people and society at large.

The partnership reinforces the growing role of cross-sector
collaboration in promoting educational opportunity and reflects
ongoing efforts to empower vulnerable communities through investment
in youth and academic achievement.

//Petra//WH