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Home Jordan News PM thanks students for moving to defer commencements 01-07-2020 08:04 AM Ammon News - AMMONNEWS - Prime Minister Omar Razzaz on Wednesday met with a number of students from the University of Jordan and thanked them for making and publishing a video calling for postponing graduation ceremonies until the Kingdom's epidemiological status improves. Earlier, the prime minister reacted to the initiative and published a voice message voicing his full support to the proposal. In today's meeting, the prime minister said he was proud of the path those students have taken, describing the proposal as a testament to Jordan's academic output. Razzaz emphasized that dialogue and the objective assessment of all issues should be a "model for all of us at all levels in the public and private sectors".

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PM thanks students for moving to defer commencements

01-07-2020 08:04 AM

Ammon News - AMMONNEWS - Prime Minister Omar Razzaz on Wednesday met with a number of students from the University of Jordan and thanked them for making and publishing a video calling for postponing graduation ceremonies until the Kingdom's epidemiological status improves.

Earlier, the prime minister reacted to the initiative and published a voice message voicing his full support to the proposal. In today's meeting, the prime minister said he was proud of the path those students have taken, describing the proposal as a testament to Jordan's academic output.

Razzaz emphasized that dialogue and the objective assessment of all issues should be a "model for all of us at all levels in the public and private sectors".

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