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Ammon News - The Crown Prince Foundation (CPF) is gearing up to hold its first forum under the title "Communication (Tawasul): A Dialogue on Reality and Aspirations" on Saturday April 29, at the King Hussein Business Park.

The forum is slated to deliberate on a range of national concerns that resonate with the yearnings of the youth. The event aims to create an interactive platform for exchanging insights and concepts with representatives from official, private, and civil entities, as well as diverse youth organizations, in order to shed light on the realities and hurdles faced by young people.

With over 500 attendees expected, the forum endeavors to deliver a minimum of 20 comprehensive sessions that encompass an array of crucial and multifarious national subjects, ranging from politics, economics, and business to society, law, education, and media.

In addition, the forum strives to exemplify the significance of communication as a powerful instrument in promoting civic engagement for all and the reinforcement of democratic principles.

" The CPF has been playing an influential role with young men and women in local communities as part of its strategy to expand its field outreach, which requires finding platforms for networking, dialogue and creating various opportunities," said the CEO of CPF, Tamam Mango.