The President of Jordan University of Science and Technology, Professor Khaled El-Salem, affirmed that the Arab and International Communities Heritage Exhibition is a significant annual event that reflects the university's commitment to promoting cultural diversity and fostering values of respect and mutual understanding among different peoples. He emphasized the university's dedication to providing an educational environment that embraces diversity and nurtures creativity.

His remarks came while patronizing the 18th edition of the exhibition, held on Sunday and organized by the Deanship of Student Affairs. The event was attended by several Arab cultural attachés and witnessed broad participation from international students and resident communities, as part of ongoing efforts to enhance cultural diversity and openness on campus.

El-Salem added that such events play a vital role in shaping students' personalities, expanding their perspectives, and strengthening their roles as ambassadors of their cultures. He noted that the exhibition reflects Jordan's image as a model of security, peace, and cultural openness.

Participating communities showcased their rich and diverse cultural heritage, highlighting key issues facing their home countries. Some presentations also featured images and stories illustrating their strong ties with Jordan.

The exhibition included participants from Palestine, Syria, Iraq, Turkey, Tunisia, Saudi Arabia, Malaysia, Egypt, Lebanon, Bahrain, Morocco, and Yemen—demonstrating the richness of cultural diversity and the variety of civilizational experiences, while presenting a positive image of cultural exchange within the university.

The Dean of Student Affairs, Professor Majed Masaadeh, stressed that the exhibition offers a valuable opportunity for students to exchange cultural experiences and gain firsthand insight into different traditions. He noted that the event featured interactive displays and educational activities designed to encourage active participation and engagement among students of various nationalities. He added that the exhibition reflects the university's commitment to empowering students to present authentic representations of their cultures, helping them develop communication and intercultural understanding skills, and making the event a comprehensive educational and cultural experience.

In turn, the President of the Arab and International Students Club, student Abdullah Khalaf, praised the Deanship of Student Affairs for its support of extracurricular activities. He highlighted that the club, which brings together students from diverse nationalities, serves as a vital link between the student body and the university administration.

The opening ceremony was attended by several deans, faculty and administrative staff, as well as a large audience from students.

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