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Salt, July 19 (Petra) – Her Royal Highness Princess Alia bint Al
Hussein on Sunday inaugurated the newly renovated gymnasium at
Princess Alia University College (PAUC), affiliated with Al-Balqaʼ
Applied University (BAU), as the renovation cost amounted for
JD280,000.
During the inauguration ceremony, which was attended by BAU Chairman
Dr. Ahmed Fakhri Ajlouni, who briefed Her Royal Highness about the
project and its implementation phases.
Touring the college facilities, Her Royal Highness inspected several
projects and initiatives.
The Princess then inaugurated the new classroom building, unveiling
the commemorative plaque and was briefed on its construction phases.
The building, which cost JD1,835,697 to construct, represents a
“significant” addition to the college’s infrastructure, contributing
to a Vmodern and advanced” learning environment.
Additional construction work at the college, costing JD825,306, was
also carried out as part of the university’s ongoing efforts to
develop its facilities and enhance its infrastructure.
For his part, Ajlouni said Her Royal Highness’s visit represents
“significant” support for the university’s progress and its efforts
to develop its educational system.
He added that the move reflects Her Royal Highness’s interest in
strengthening the role of higher education institutions and enhancing
the university environment to “better serve students and support
their academic journey.”
Additionally, he stated the university continues to implement its
development programs and plans, aimed at modernizing its academic and
service facilities and providing an advanced and stimulating learning
environment.
This effort, he noted, would contribute to improving quality of the
educational process and enhancing its outcomes, in line with its
vision, mission, and strategic goals.
//Petra// AG