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Jadara University Hosts ERODITE Project Event Supported by Erasmus+ Program

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, Jadara University proudly hosted an exceptional event, graced by the esteemed presence of Dr. Shukri Almarashdeh, Chairman of Jadara University's Board of Directors, alongside distinguished guests representing universities from Jordan, Greece, Turkey, and Algeria. The event centered on the ERODITE Project, supported by the Erasmus+ program. The ERODITE Project is a collaborative initiative involving ten universities from Jordan, Greece, Turkey, and Algeria, aimed at enhancing surveying equipment training. The event included a crucial meeting of the ERODITE Project Steering Committee, which is instrumental in guiding the project's goals and strategies.
His Excellency Professor Dr. Muhammad Talib Obaidat, Director of the ERODITE Project in Jordan, and Dr. Maria Tsakiri, Director General of the ERODITE Project from the National Polytechnic University of Greece, were among the esteemed guests present. Additionally, Dr. Manal Ibrahim, Advisor to the President of the University for Leadership and Innovation and Director of the Schools of the American University of the Middle East, graced the occasion.
Jadara University's Vice Presidents, Professor Dr. Muhammad Al-Taamneh and Professor Dr. Iman Al-Bashiti, along with other university officials, played a pivotal role in ensuring the success of the event. Brigadier Engineer Muammar Haddadin, Director General of the Royal Geographical Center, and Dr. Issam Trad, Dean of the College of Engineering, were also present, demonstrating the significance of the occasion.
In his remarks, His Excellency Professor Dr. Muhammad Talib Obaidat, Director of the ERODITE Project in Jordan, highlighted the project's objectives, which aim to foster collaboration and inter-university relations among the ten participating universities spanning four countries, with two from the Arab world and two from Europe. He emphasized the importance of promoting the practical use of surveying equipment, particularly among female students, and developing curriculum plans that facilitate common language among civil engineers for future collaborations. Dr. Obaidat also noted the tangible benefits that Jordanian universities, including Jadara University, the University of Science and Technology, and Al-Balqa' Applied University, have gained from the project. These benefits include the establishment of dedicated surveying laboratories at each of these universities, with a total value of 170,000 Euros. Additionally, the project has initiated training programs for academic staff, students, and technicians.
Dr. Obaidat expressed his gratitude to Jadara University for hosting the training event and providing essential logistics. He reaffirmed his commitment to supporting the university through future international projects, underscoring the significance of such collaborations in advancing education and practical applications in Jordan and beyond.
 
On her part, Professor Dr. Iman Al-Bashiti, Vice President of the University, extended a warm welcome and delivered remarks on behalf of the university's President, Professor Dr. Habis Al-Zubun. She expressed her delight in hosting this significant gathering at Jadara University. She also expressed her appreciation for the attendees and their contributions to the project. Professor Al-Bashiti emphasized the importance of celebrating the ERODITE project, which focuses on Earth monitoring tools to enhance the digital economy and develop an educational network with higher education institutions in Arab countries. This project aims to provide innovative educational approaches for effective land data and spatial geography analysis. She highlighted the pride of Jadara University in the establishment of the geomatics laboratory within the Civil Engineering Department as part of this Erasmus+ supported project. Furthermore, she commended the significant support extended by the university's leadership, under the guidance of Dr. Shukri Almarashdeh, Chairman of Jadara University's Board of Directors, and Professor Dr. Habis Al-Zubun, Acting President of the University, for future international projects and collaborations.
In her address, Dr. Maria Tsakiri, Director General of the ERODITE Project, commended the organization and arrangements made by Jadara University and expressed her anticipation for the program to benefit students and faculty members. The training program spans three days, culminating in a meeting of the Project Steering Committee on the fourth day.
The ERODITE Project aims to strengthen collaboration and relationships among the participating universities, foster the practical use of surveying equipment, particularly among female students, and develop curriculum plans that promote a common language among civil engineers for future collaboration. It has already made a substantial impact on Jadara University and two other Jordanian universities by establishing surveying laboratories, valued at 170,000 Euros each. The project has also initiated training programs for academic staff, students, and technicians.
In closing, Dr. Shukri Almarashdeh presented a token of appreciation to Dr. Maria Tsakiri for her significant role in the success of the ERODITE Project. He emphasized his commitment to supporting the university through future international projects.
It's worth highlighting that the logistics for the successful execution of the event were meticulously coordinated by the Faculty of Engineering, specifically, the Department of Civil Engineering at Jadara University. Notably, the meeting saw the presence of key individuals, including Dr. Issam Trad, Professor Dr. Bilal Zaqieh, Dr. Rabia Al-Wadyan, and Dr. Marwa Al-Jamal, all of whom are esteemed members of the High Committee overseeing the project in Jordan. Additionally, the University of Jordan was well-represented, with the attendance of Professor Dr. Wasim Barham, Dr. Baraa Al-Mustarihi, Dr. Yasmeen Obaidat, Dr. Aslam Al-Omari, Engineer Ahmed Al-Omari, and Engineer Maha Shatnawi. Moreover, Balqa Applied University was also part of the event, with the presence of Professor Dr. Nour Al-Shatnawi and Professor Dr. Omar Al-Bayari.
 

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