Irbid: Yarmouk University (YU) has announced its plan to provide loans and financial aid totaling JD100,000 to 300 students who meet specific eligibility criteria, including three international beneficiaries. YU President Dr. Malek Sharairi emphasized the university's commitment to supporting students' educational pursuits and preparing them for the job market.
According to Jordan News Agency, Dr. Sharairi shared these remarks during a meeting with the management committees of YU's donations and student funds at the Deanship of Student Affairs. He highlighted that financial support for students from underprivileged backgrounds reinforces the university's role in education and its national and humanitarian responsibilities.
Dr. Sharairi stated that this initiative aligns with the King's directives to make education accessible and alleviate financial burdens on students and their families. He underscored that investing in students is crucial for the Kingdom's future and praised the contributions of donors, including faculty, administrative staff, and the local community.
He also noted that this collective effort, along with the university's financial contributions, has enabled students to overcome financial challenges. With the holy month of Ramadan approaching, Dr. Sharairi urged donors to contribute to the student support funds at the Deanship of Student Affairs, emphasizing the importance of benefaction in education as a form of social solidarity.