Accra:The Social Development Minister, Wafa Bani Mustafa, met with the International Rescue Committee (IRC) representative, Eka Zhavania, to discuss enhancing cooperation in social development, particularly in the areas of child development and care. The meeting focused on improving services and programs for children.
According to Jordan News Agency, Bani Mustafa emphasized the significance of partnerships with international organizations to support national efforts aimed at strengthening the social protection system and enhancing the quality of services provided to target groups. These efforts align with national priorities and relevant strategies.
Jordan's national child development and care policy is designed around a comprehensive and integrated national system. This system seeks to ensure a safe and supportive environment for the healthy growth and development of children, prioritizing their best interests. The policy was developed in collaboration with the National Council for Family Affairs, coordinating with national institutions and partners to create a framework that promotes institutional integration and coordination in early childhood development and care.
Bani Mustafa reiterated the ministry's dedication to ongoing collaboration with both local and international partners. This collaboration aims to exchange expertise and best practices in social development, enhance national policies and programs, and ensure the sustainability of services for children and families.
Zhavania praised the ministry's efforts and emphasized the importance of programs that serve various social groups, including children.