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Home Culture & Society IFH wins Family-Friendly Institutions Award 2021 25-11-2021 12:54 PM Ammon News - The Institute for Family Health (IFH), affiliated to the King Hussein Foundation, won the Family-Friendly Institutions Award in the Arab world for 2021. The award was announced by the Department of Women- Family and Childhood in the Social Affairs Sector of the League of Arab States at the 25th session of the childhood committee, which was chaired by the United Arab of Emirates. IFH Director Ibrahim Aqel stated that" winning the award is a pride for the national institutions that work hard to reflect an honourable image of Jordan in other countries," adding it is also a fruit of great humanitarian efforts the institute provides for Jordanians and refugees in the Kingdom through its comprehensive and progressive healthcare services.

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IFH wins Family-Friendly Institutions Award 2021

25-11-2021 12:54 PM

Ammon News - The Institute for Family Health (IFH), affiliated to the King Hussein Foundation, won the Family-Friendly Institutions Award in the Arab world for 2021.

The award was announced by the Department of Women- Family and Childhood in the Social Affairs Sector of the League of Arab States at the 25th session of the childhood committee, which was chaired by the United Arab of Emirates.

IFH Director Ibrahim Aqel stated that" winning the award is a pride for the national institutions that work hard to reflect an honourable image of Jordan in other countries," adding it is also a fruit of great humanitarian efforts the institute provides for Jordanians and refugees in the Kingdom through its comprehensive and progressive healthcare services.

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