Monday, August 27, 2007
Telent Show preselection
The Jordanian Romanian Forum for Culture – Under Establishment, is proud to announce that it is in the process of organizing and Talent Show next October, in which participants can show their dancing, performing, acting, photographing, painting, singing, or any other sorts of skills to the public, in a ceremony that will take place at the Royal Cultural Center in Amman next October.
For those interested in participating, please don't hesitate to tell us about your talent so that we would prepare an interview for you in our upcoming pre-selection session.
You can contact us via any of the following personnel:
Diana 0795959080
Shadi 0776068401
Aiman 0799996970
Nasim 0788787064
For those interested in participating, please don't hesitate to tell us about your talent so that we would prepare an interview for you in our upcoming pre-selection session.
You can contact us via any of the following personnel:
Diana 0795959080
Shadi 0776068401
Aiman 0799996970
Nasim 0788787064
Starting a Leadership and Communication skills workshop
The Jordanian Romanian Forum for Culture – Under Establishment, had organized a leadership and communication skills workshop for his founding members as well as other participants from the Jordanian-Romanian community in Jordan, and members in the Jubilee School's Alumni Club.
The workshop has started on the 17th of August, 2007. Starting up with the 1st level, and will continue for several weeks from now, ranking up higher to the next levels, as well as instructing the participants to be part in the process, and be able to give similar workshops and seminars on those topics for others, increasing by this the networking between the members of the forum and the participants and the local and surrounding community.
The workshop has started on the 17th of August, 2007. Starting up with the 1st level, and will continue for several weeks from now, ranking up higher to the next levels, as well as instructing the participants to be part in the process, and be able to give similar workshops and seminars on those topics for others, increasing by this the networking between the members of the forum and the participants and the local and surrounding community.
Tawjihi Graduation Party - August 2007
The Jordanian Romanian Forum for Culture – Under Establishment, had organized a celebration party for the graduated high school, tawjihi, students from Jordanian – Romanian families on the 2nd of August, 2007.
The party included an welcome statement by the Romanian ambassador in Jordan, his excellency, Mr Radu Onufrei, who congratulated the Jordanian – Romanian youth for the step forward made in establishing the JRFC, along with the high school graduates from the hybrid Jordanian-Romanian community, who will be starting up their after school life with a new spirit accompanied with the establishment of the Jordanian Romanian Forum for Culture.
The party was lead by Dj Voinic, yet another young member of the Jordanian-Romanian community, and his troupe, BETRAK, coming all the way from Aqaba, and performing live several tracks in Arabic, English, and Romanian.
The party included an welcome statement by the Romanian ambassador in Jordan, his excellency, Mr Radu Onufrei, who congratulated the Jordanian – Romanian youth for the step forward made in establishing the JRFC, along with the high school graduates from the hybrid Jordanian-Romanian community, who will be starting up their after school life with a new spirit accompanied with the establishment of the Jordanian Romanian Forum for Culture.
The party was lead by Dj Voinic, yet another young member of the Jordanian-Romanian community, and his troupe, BETRAK, coming all the way from Aqaba, and performing live several tracks in Arabic, English, and Romanian.
May 2007's Trip
The Jordanian Romanian Forum for Culture – Under Establishment, had organized a picnic to the Amman National Park and a visit to the royal automobile museum on Friday the 18th of May, 2007. In which participated a bunch of youth that come from hybrid mixed Jordanian-Romanian families.
The picnic included several social games, whose aim was to introduce the participants to each other, and to tighten their social relations as a part of the forum's objectives in increasing cultural and social exchange between the members of the Jordanian-Romanian families, and the society they live in. A BBQ party was also part of the picnic, where everyone took part in preparing and eating as well of course :)
On the other hand, the visit to the royal automobile club was requested by some of the participants who hadn't visit it before, and this made an opportunity for all the participants to vote for Petra as a new 7th wonder of the world, by entering the museum, as well as enjoying the exhibited content and automobiles of the museum, that forms a historical path across the formation of modern Jordan ever since the early 1900s until the moment, linking that to models of cars across this era.
The picnic included several social games, whose aim was to introduce the participants to each other, and to tighten their social relations as a part of the forum's objectives in increasing cultural and social exchange between the members of the Jordanian-Romanian families, and the society they live in. A BBQ party was also part of the picnic, where everyone took part in preparing and eating as well of course :)
On the other hand, the visit to the royal automobile club was requested by some of the participants who hadn't visit it before, and this made an opportunity for all the participants to vote for Petra as a new 7th wonder of the world, by entering the museum, as well as enjoying the exhibited content and automobiles of the museum, that forms a historical path across the formation of modern Jordan ever since the early 1900s until the moment, linking that to models of cars across this era.
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