As part of the plan of the Queen Rania Center for Jordanian Studies and Community Service to develop work mechanisms and digital transformation, the center completed the electronic archiving project, which has been started working on since the beginning of this year.

The Director of the Center, Dr. Abdelbaset Athamneh, pointed out that this project aims to preserve important paper documents and documents in a safe and organized manner, and facilitate access to them when needed, pointing out that this achievement came as a result of the efforts of the center's employees who archived thousands of paper files.

In a related context, the Center continues to implement its various summer programs, which have received wide demand from various target groups, especially the young school students, where the courses offered varied between educational, skill and recreational courses, which are concerned with developing skills and refining talents among children and young people.

Al-Athamneh pointed out that swimming, gymnastics and painting programs were organized for children, in addition to English language courses, and computer courses in cooperation with the model school, aimed at developing the basic skills of the participants and enhancing their academic and technical capabilities, as more than 500 people participated in these courses in more than 15 summer activities.

He emphasized that these courses confirm the Center's commitment to providing quality and integrated services that serve various segments of the local society, and contribute to building the capacities of individuals and developing their knowledge in a renewed educational environment.