On Tuesday afternoon, Her Majesty joined members of the local community to officially launch the Al Mustanadeh new public park and community center during her visit to Al Qweismeh.

The park according to Her Majesty's office was built by the Greater Amman Municipality under the administrative supervision of Zaha Cultural Center, Al Mustanadeh is one of several Amman parks to be built in implementation of royal directives from His Majesty King Abdullah II. The royal initiative, known as the ‘Safe Parks Project,’ comes under broader efforts to transform Jordan’s public parks into family-friendly spaces that offer a comprehensive range of services.

The new park, spanning approximately four dunums, is designed to serve as a safe space for children, as well as an accessible destination for people with disabilities.

She toured the park alongside Director of Zaha Cultural Center, Rania Sbeih, stopping to chat with visiting families and young children along the way.

She explored the park’s outdoor facilities, stopping by the football field, playgrounds, and the designated area for family picnics and outdoor events. Then went to the park’s community center, which offers a variety of academic, cultural, and sports programs to members of the local community.

While inside the center she was shown ‘Karameesh Room,’ where young children learn through play, engaging in activities including the use of educational mobile application ‘Karim and Jana.’ Then followed with the ‘Think Room,’ where older children can learn about robotics, electronics, mental math, Photoshop, and chess.

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