The Jordanian Women’s Union Institute (Tadamon) participated in the announcement ceremony of the results of the third cycle of the Tamkeen Program for Political Projects, organized by the King Abdullah II Fund for Development (KAFD). The event brought together representatives of civil society organizations and partner institutions as part of the national efforts to advance Jordan’s political modernization process and strengthen political participation across the Kingdom.

Representing Tadamon at the ceremony were Dr. Eman Al-Hussein, Chairperson of the Administrative Board; Dr. Adeeb Al-Saud, Member of the Administrative Board; and Dr. Amani Al-Sarhan, Projects Director.

During the event, funding was announced for 20 projects under the third cycle of the Tamkeen Program, which aims to provide financial support to civil society organizations to implement initiatives and programs that promote political participation, empower young people and women, strengthen political awareness, and support Jordan’s political modernization agenda.

Among the selected initiatives was Tadamon’s project, “Change Agenda: A Practical Political Empowerment Program for Youth and Women.” The project aims to enhance the political empowerment of youth and women by building their capacities and expanding their meaningful participation in political life, in line with the objectives of the Tamkeen Program and Jordan’s political modernization process.

The Jordanian Women’s Union Institute (Tadamon) reaffirmed the importance of supporting national initiatives that empower youth and women and encourage their active participation in public life, thereby promoting the values of citizenship, civic engagement, and sustainable development in Jordan.