Dr. Nada Al-Rawabdeh, the Dean, spoke during a seminar titled "The Dead Sea Tragedy: Lessons and Reflections," organized by the Community Development and Service Center under the patronage of the University President earlier this week. She addressed the tourism sector and the trips organized by various entities to archaeological and touristic sites in Jordan, emphasizing their impact and repercussions on society and the state.
During the seminar, Dr. Al-Rawabdeh stressed the importance of the role of the Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities and the tourism promotion agencies in the Kingdom. She focused on the genuine activation of regulations governing domestic tourism trips, highlighting the necessity of strict compliance and implementation by citizens with maximum caution.
Al-Rawabdeh pointed out the necessity of raising awareness among citizens regarding not spreading rumors and fake videos that could harm Jordan's tourism reputation. She concluded her remarks by urging everyone to preserve the Kingdom's good tourism reputation and mourning the martyrs of the nation who lost their lives in the incident, praying to the Almighty to grant them mercy.