Is interest in agriculture returning? The feature discusses the story of Sohaib Ayyad, an agricultural engineer who promotes agricultural products on social media in an engaging way, particularly to the younger generation. The report also explores the idea of a renewed focus on agriculture coming back into the spotlight.
Al-Ma’wa Wildlife Reserve This Feature sheds light on The Al-Ma’wa Wildlife Reserve is one of the natural reserves in Jordan, hosting animals that have survived war zones and illegal trade. It is the first of its kind in the Middle East and North Africa to shelter and care for displaced or injured wild animals.
This Feature discusses the issue of youth and political participation, especially with the upcoming parliamentary elections. It has become clear that young people have refrained from participating in political activities for many years. What is the reason behind this?
Tourism VS Climate change: The feature discusses the impact of climate change on the tourism sector in Jordan by presenting the opinion of an expert. Additionally, it reviews a youth tourism initiative that promotes eco-tourism and aims to raise awareness about the dangers of climate change.
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Youth and mental health: The Feature discusses how our youth are dealing with their mental health and whether this topic is still considered taboo.
Is the climate change considered a priority
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“The gender wage gap”, this report discusses the wage gap in Jordan and in our Arab world despite women performing the same types of work.
Women and climate change discusses the impact of climate change on women and the damages they experience worldwide, particularly in the category of farmers. This is illustrated through the personal story of a young Jordanian female farmer.
“Women and Politics” discusses the engagement of women in political work in the Arab world, with a particular focus on Jordan. It explores the reasons behind the low participation of women in politics and examines what is needed to improve this situation. This analysis is supported by data, statistics, public opinion, and the perspectives of female party members. Additionally, insights from a young female political activist contribute to a comprehensive understanding of the challenges and potential solutions for enhancing women’s political participation.
