Wednesday, March 23rd, 2011, 3:07 am Amman Time | Make this your homepage | Subscribe
Search
GO
Home Page
Local
Region
World
Business
Sports
Opinion
Odds & Ends
What's on
Weather
PDF Version
Archives
Links
About us
Contact us
Weekly Poll
Do you support the international intervention in Libya?
Yes
No
No opinion
Vote
Vote Results
Hospitality training initiative to benefit thousands of job seekers

His Majesty King Abdullah visits Jordan Applied University’s College of Hospitality and Tourism in Amman on Tuesday (Photo by Yousef Allan)
His Majesty King Abdullah visits Jordan Applied University’s College of Hospitality and Tourism in Amman on Tuesday (Photo by Yousef Allan)

His Majesty King Abdullah on Tuesday underscored the significance of developing the tourism sector, focusing on hospitality education and meeting the needs of its labour market.

Aigc Middle east Amman Cervantes
Top News
  		•  King orders 'swift, decisive steps' to achieve reform
  		• National dialogue panel to discuss constitutional amendments
  		• Premier to visit Cairo today
  		• Fighting still rages in Libya despite no-fly zone Libyans inspect the wreckage of a US F15 fighter jet after it crashed in an open field in the village of Bu Mariem, east of Benghazi, eastern Libya, Tuesday (AP photo by Anja Niedringhaus)
  		• Yemen president warns of civil war An elderly anti-government protester participates in a demonstration demanding the resignation of Yemeni President Ali Abdullah Saleh in Sanaa,Yemen, on Tuesday (AP photo by Mohammed Muheisen)
  		• Israel kills 4 Gazans as border violence spirals An injured Palestinian child lies on a hospital bed following an Israeli military strike in Gaza City on Tuesday as four Palestinians were killed by Israeli artillery fire in eastern Gaza City, a spokesman for the emergency services said (AFP photo)
  		• Protest spreads in Syria as police move on mosque
  		• Bahrain bans Lebanon travel; sectarian tension rises
    		 
    World
    Battle to cool Japan plant as food jitters grow

    Engineers racing to cool a stricken nuclear plant in Japan partially restored power to one of the control rooms Tuesday, as radioactivity in the sea fuelled anxiety over food safety.
    Region
    'Regional developments must not overshadow peace process'

    The United Kingdom on Tuesday stressed that developments in the Middle East must not let the international community lose sight of the peace process and the Palestinian cause.
    Editorial
    'Intolerable situation'

    UN investigator Richard Falk got it right when he told the UN Human Rights Council that Israel’s prolonged occupation of the West Bank and East Jerusalem and the forcible eviction of Palestinians from their homes is a form of ethnic cleansing.
    Login

    Developed by Batelco Jordan
    Advertise on The Jordan Times online edition: click to download JT media kit for 2010 | Contact us & Advertise page

    Socialize with Jordan Times by Aigc Middleast: Twitter | Facebook | Google Buzz | Digg | Delicious | Stumbleupon | Flickr | Friendfeed

    Related Sources:Al Rai | manbar alrai | Hatem Magazine | Bloggers Mosaic
       Copyrights 2009, JordanTimes.com and The Jordan Times Newspaper are owned by Jordan Press Foundation.