A Royal Decree was issued on Tuesday forming the Board of Trustees of the Crown Prince Foundation, which seeks to empower youth.
Under the Royal Decree, the board members of the foundation, chaired by HRH Prince Hussein, will comprise Wajih Musa Owais, Omar Al Wer, Nidaa Maani, Duha Abdul Khaleg, Samih Toukan and Nabil Kamal.

The foundation reflects His Royal Highness Crown Prince Hussein bin Abdullah its commitment to following up on various issues of young Jordanians and will support voluntary, social and charitable efforts in the Kingdom.

It will carry out its mission through supporting local communities and developing the talents of young people, improving their living conditions and enhancing their role in development projects.

The foundation also seeks to boost comprehensive development in the various governorates.

The Crown Prince has launched several initiatives to empower young Jordanian in light of his belief in their capabilities.

These include “Haqiq”, “Achieve” in English, a youth volunteerism programme the Prince founded in 2013.

Last year, the Crown Prince also launched the “Hearing without Borders” programme, with a vision to make Jordan free from hearing disabilities and help deaf children across the Kingdom.

To date, the programme has helped around 500 children with hearing disabilities. The Crown Prince’s initiatives also include “Qusai”, which is aimed at training and certifying sports therapists.

The Crown Prince shows a special interest in youth education and training, and through connecting with NASA’s Ames Research Centre, several Jordanians will have the chance to receive training there, as part of an initiative launched by His Royal Highness Crown Prince Hussein last year.