Chairmain of the Jordanian Joint Chiefs of Staff Major General Yousef Huneiti visited on Tuesday the Electronic Warfare Directorate, where he was received by its Director.
Huneiti was briefed on the Directorate’s roles and responsibilities in maintaining the information security system of the Jordanian Armed Forces, in coordination with security agencies.
The briefing covered operational and training activities, future plans and recent development and modernisation efforts, Petra news agency reported.
Huneiti called for leveraging advanced technologies and systems to keep pace with evolving operational requirements, enhance the ability to address various security challenges and ensure high efficiency across different operational environments.
He also commended the Directorate’s staff for the advanced level they have achieved, praising their professionalism and high competence in carrying out their duties.
On Wednesday, Major General Huneiti welcomed Greta Holtz, CEO of Amideast and an accompanying delegation at the General Command Headquarters.
Huneiti, in the presence of Senior Officers of the Jordan Armed Forces- Arab Army (JAF), discussed aspects of joint cooperation and ways to develop partnerships in education, capacity building, and human resource development, in line with JAF’s vision and aspirations to invest in human resources and enhance scientific and professional competence.
They reviewed programs and initiatives implemented by the organization in Jordan, particularly those related to skills development, supporting study and training opportunities, and raising the efficiency of human resources, all of which contribute to supporting the national development process and strengthening the role of institutions in serving the community.
The Army Chief stressed the importance of partnerships with educational and development institutions, noting that JAF placed great importance on training and empowerment programs of its personnel, given its national role alongside its defense duty.
Holtz expressed her appreciation for JAF’s role in supporting educational and community initiatives, affirming Amideast’s commitment to expanding cooperation with national institutions to serve the goals of development and capacity building in the Kingdom.
Founded in 1951, Amideast is a leading American nonprofit organization engaged in international education, training, and development activities in the Middle East and North Africa. Amideast’s head office is in Washington, D.C., with 19 country offices across the region. Amideast manages upskilling, reskilling, study abroad and exchange programs. (Petra; Amideast; File Photo: Major General Huneiti Visiting the Drones Directorate on 01 October 2024 © Jordan Armed Forces - Arab Army)
