Jordanian Teachers to Participate in the World Forum of the Best Teachers (WBTF)

The Office of Her Majesty Queen Rania Al Abdullah of Jordan has submitted to the organizing committee of the World Forum of the Best Teachers (WBTF) a list of outstanding educators ready to take part in an international exchange with teachers from around the world.

As stated on Her Majesty’s official website: “Her Majesty’s passion is education.” Queen Rania believes that every child should have access not only to advanced curricula and modern classrooms, but also to inspiring teachers and technologies that can connect Jordan’s youth with the world.

In her efforts to achieve these goals, Her Majesty continues to call upon private sector partners to help strengthen the foundations of Jordan’s education system and ensure equal access to quality learning for all.

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