Amman, July 25 (Petra) — Lebanese singer Majida El Roumi visited the
Princess Taghrid Institute for Development and Training on Saturday
to learn about its programs aimed at empowering girls and women and
expanding their access to education, employment and dignified living.

During the visit, the Institute’s Director-General, Aghadir Jwaihan,
outlined the organization’s more than 15-year record of supporting
underprivileged groups through development programs and initiatives
designed to build beneficiaries’ capacities and promote sustainable
development.

Jwaihan said the visit highlights the importance of cooperation among
different sectors and influential public figures in supporting
humanitarian and development causes. She added that the foundation
remains committed to empowering individuals and families and helping
build a more stable and dignified future.

El Roumi praised the humanitarian work carried out by the Princess
Taghrid Institute, commending its efforts to serve the community and
stressing the importance of supporting initiatives that create a
meaningful impact and provide hope for beneficiaries.

The visit included a tour of the institute’s facilities, where El
Roumi was briefed on its key programs and projects and heard success
stories illustrating the positive impact of its work. She also
learned about initiatives focused on women’s empowerment, supporting
girls without family support, and expanding opportunities for
education and vocational training.

The visit forms part of the institute’s efforts to strengthen
community partnerships and raise awareness of humanitarian issues,
with the aim of broadening support for its programs and initiatives.

//Petra// AF