King Hussein Bin Talal Convention Center
Jordan Heritage Revival Company
Harvard Kennedy School "Leading for the Future"
The App Challenge 2011
KAFD – IDG Civil Service Development Program
KAFD 10th Anniversary
Youth Empowerment
  • All Jordan Youth Commission (AJYC)
  • KAFD has established All Jordan Youth Commission (AJYC) to encourage Jordanian youth to engage in the public sphere. The commission provides youth with the proper channels they need to reach out. To this date, over 200,000 young persons benefited from the various training courses, voluntary services, and debate sessions on different youth-related issues offered by the commission’s 12 centers that spread across the Kingdom. These centers provide a venue for interaction between the youth and other community centers. To learn more, go to http://www.ajyc.jo
  • Career Guidance Offices (CGOs)
  • KAFD has established Career Guidance Offices (CGOs) at Jordanian universities in 2003 to provide career guidance and placement services for university students to meet job needs. To date, KAFD has a network of 21 CGOs across Jordanian universities, 10 of which are at public universities. CGOs offer students the expertise, resources, and access to potential employers, in addition to helping them assess their goals, explore options, and learn the skills they need to realize their ambitions. KAFD highly values its partnership with universities, the Ministry of Higher Education, and private and public sector entities that are integral to the success of CGOs. Over 200,000 students have been utilizing the services of these offices, and benefiting from the training programs offered.
  • International Travel Support Program
  • KAFD has launched the International Travel Support program in 2006. This program aims at supporting university students in activities abroad. The program covers the costs of travel tickets (partially or fully) and visa expenses for students that are active in academic and extra-curricular programs. The purpose of this program is to lift any financial barriers that may prevent Jordanian students from participating in international events, seminars, exchanges, conferences, internships and other activities.
  • Darb - Summer Internship Program
  • DARB is a national internship program implemented by KAFD and its partner LoYAC with the support of the Ministry of Planning and International Cooperation, offered to Jordanian students from public universities, where they join a private/public sector entity or an NGO that hosts them as interns for at least 8 paid weeks. For interested students, please visit the Career Guidance Office at the university.
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KAFD offers a number of scholarship schemes to support the education of Jordanian students at the undergraduate and postgraduate levels. Some of these scholarships are...

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Launched at the World Economic Forum in 2007,
The King Abdullah II Award for Youth Innovation and Achievement (...

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Based on the Royal vision of a self-sustaining historical re-enactment sector in Jordan, the King Abdullah II Fund for Development (KAFD) created the Jordan Heritage Revival...