In his speech during the ceremony, GJU President Prof. Dr. Ala’aldeen Al-Halhouli affirmed that independence is not merely a historical occasion, but a pivotal national milestone in Jordan’s history, embodying a continuous journey of nation-building led by the Hashemites with wisdom and leadership. He noted that Jordan, under the leadership of His Majesty King Abdullah II Ibn Al Hussein, continues to move steadily toward further development and modernization across various sectors. He also emphasized that Jordanian universities represent a fundamental pillar in strengthening values of belonging and loyalty, and in reinforcing national identity among youth.For her part, the Dean of Student Affairs, Dr. Farah Al-Atrash, affirmed that this cherished national occasion reflects feelings of pride and honor in the county and its Hashemite leadership, noting the
Deanship’s commitment to organizing activities that enhance students’ sense of citizenship and highlight the depth of Jordan’s cultural and civilizational heritage.
The ceremony included a variety of national and cultural segments, where GJU students delivered poetry recitations reflecting the beauty and history of Jordan’s governorates, amid notable audience engagement. The event also featured patriotic performances expressing pride in Jordan and its Hashemite leadership, in addition to participation by the Public Security Directorate Band and the University of Jordan Choir, which added a distinguished celebratory atmosphere that strengthened feelings of pride and belonging. Jordanian artist Bashar Sarhan further energized the audience with a selection of patriotic songs that received wide interaction.
The ceremony concluded in an emotional national atmosphere that reflected pride and belonging, ensuring that Independence Day remains a deeply rooted occasion that embodies Jordan’s journey and achievements, while reinforcing values of loyalty and devotion to the homeland and the Hashemite leadership among younger generations.