Identifier
Created
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04AMMAN3157
2004-04-24 18:59:00
UNCLASSIFIED
Embassy Amman
Cable title:
JORDAN'S MINISTER OF EDUCATION WILL HOST MAY
This record is a partial extract of the original cable. The full text of the original cable is not available.
UNCLAS AMMAN 003157
SIPDIS
NEA FOR LAROCCO
NEA/PI FOR AROMANOWSKI
SECSTATE FOR NEA/PI SKASHKETT,
NEA/ARN ASCHEDLBAUER,
NEA/ENA JRUBIN
NEA/PPD CBOURGEOIS, DMACINESS, MQUINN
E.O. 12958: N/A
TAGS: SCUL KPAO KMPI XF JO OXEC KEDU
SUBJECT: JORDAN'S MINISTER OF EDUCATION WILL HOST MAY
15 EDUCATION INITIATIVE MEETING
REF: SECSTATE 078562
UNCLAS AMMAN 003157
SIPDIS
NEA FOR LAROCCO
NEA/PI FOR AROMANOWSKI
SECSTATE FOR NEA/PI SKASHKETT,
NEA/ARN ASCHEDLBAUER,
NEA/ENA JRUBIN
NEA/PPD CBOURGEOIS, DMACINESS, MQUINN
E.O. 12958: N/A
TAGS: SCUL KPAO KMPI XF JO OXEC KEDU
SUBJECT: JORDAN'S MINISTER OF EDUCATION WILL HOST MAY
15 EDUCATION INITIATIVE MEETING
REF: SECSTATE 078562
1. In a meeting with PAO and CAO on April 18,
Jordan's Minister of Education Dr. Khalid Touqan agreed
to co-host the MEPI-sponsored Education Steering
Committee on the morning of May 15.
2. The meeting will be held at the Dead Sea as a
preliminary to the World Economic Forum, and is
currently envisioned as a continuation of the WEF-
organized Jordan Education Initiative (JEI) conference
taking place in Amman the previous day. In the May 15
meeting, private sector representatives and education
ministers will focus on successful examples of business
support for educational reform.
Hale
SIPDIS
NEA FOR LAROCCO
NEA/PI FOR AROMANOWSKI
SECSTATE FOR NEA/PI SKASHKETT,
NEA/ARN ASCHEDLBAUER,
NEA/ENA JRUBIN
NEA/PPD CBOURGEOIS, DMACINESS, MQUINN
E.O. 12958: N/A
TAGS: SCUL KPAO KMPI XF JO OXEC KEDU
SUBJECT: JORDAN'S MINISTER OF EDUCATION WILL HOST MAY
15 EDUCATION INITIATIVE MEETING
REF: SECSTATE 078562
1. In a meeting with PAO and CAO on April 18,
Jordan's Minister of Education Dr. Khalid Touqan agreed
to co-host the MEPI-sponsored Education Steering
Committee on the morning of May 15.
2. The meeting will be held at the Dead Sea as a
preliminary to the World Economic Forum, and is
currently envisioned as a continuation of the WEF-
organized Jordan Education Initiative (JEI) conference
taking place in Amman the previous day. In the May 15
meeting, private sector representatives and education
ministers will focus on successful examples of business
support for educational reform.
Hale