New Student Achievement for Amman Arab University (AAU) in the NTP 2026 Logo Design Competition
Amman Arab University has achieved a new distinguished student accomplishment, adding to its record of student successes. This achievement was secured by student Adel Saud from the College of Aviation Sciences at the University, who won the logo design competition for the National Technology Pavilion (NTP 2026).
The competition was organized by the IEEE Jordan Section with broad participation from students of Jordanian universities. Student Saud's design was selected by the Supreme Steering Committee of the National Technology Pavilion for its creative vision that reflects the spirit of innovation and technological progress. This logo will serve as the official emblem for all NTP 2026 events at the national level. The winning student also received a financial award of 200 Jordanian Dinars.
On this occasion, Amman Arab University honored student Adel Saud with an appreciation shield, presented by Professor Dr. Malik Al-Salam Al-Anaqreh, Dean of the College of Aviation Sciences; Dr. Anwar Al-Assaf, Dean of the College of Engineering and member of the Supreme Steering Committee for the National Technology Pavilion; and Dr. Lyal Al-Zabin, Advisor of the IEEE branch at Amman Arab University.
Dr. Al-Anaqreh emphasized the College of Aviation Sciences' commitment to supporting and motivating students to participate in national initiatives that help refine their technical and creative skills, noting that this achievement reflects the excellence of the college's students and their ability to compete and innovate in various fields.
For his part, Dr. Al-Assaf expressed his pride in this achievement, confirming that the Supreme Steering Committee always seeks to nurture student creativity and direct it towards broader national and scientific horizons. He indicated that honoring the student comes within the framework of promoting a culture of excellence and encouraging university youth to present innovative ideas that serve the community and contribute to developing Jordan's technology sector.
Dr. Al-Zabin explained that student Saud's participation came as part of the IEEE branch's efforts to enable students to engage in national technical activities and enhance their presence in competitions that build their professional personalities and expand their creative horizons. She emphasized that this win is a result of the continuous cooperation between the branch and the students, reflecting a honorable image of the university at the national level.
Amman Arab University values this achievement, which adds to its students' record of successes, praising the effective role of the College of Aviation Sciences, the College of Engineering, and the IEEE branch in nurturing student talents and enhancing their presence in national forums.
