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Amman, July 14 (Petra) — The Hashemite Commission for Disabled
Soldiers (HCDS) and the Vocational Training Corporation (VTC) on
Tuesday discussed training and rehabilitation programs for injured
military veterans and their children, including access to financing
opportunities to establish small businesses.
The discussions took place during a meeting between HCDS Director
General Adel Shannaq and VTC Director General Raafat Sawafin,
focusing on launching specialized vocational courses tailored to
current labor market demands.
The two sides also explored options to provide graduates with
financial loans through the Development and Employment Fund, helping
them start their own businesses and achieve financial independence.
Shannaq and Sawafin stressed the role of national partnerships in
empowering veterans and their families, noting that combining quality
training with financing opportunities will better their living
standards and boost their economic participation.
//Petra// HA