Madaxweynaha UNICEF: Wadajirka Dhaqaalaha ee Dhallinyarada Soomaaliya waa inuu sii socdaa
Catherine Russell, madaxweynaha UNICEF, ayaa dhamaatay booqasho laba maalmood ah oo ay ku joogtay dalka Jordan, iyadoo ku baaqday in la sii wado taageerada dhallinyarada iyo caruurta dalkaas, iyadoo sheegtay in dhaqaalaha ay hooseeyaan ay saameyn ku yeelan karaan adeegyada lagama maarmaanka ah.
Booqashada iyo Hadalka Madaxweynaha
Catherine Russell, madaxweynaha UNICEF, ayaa dhamaatay booqasho laba maalmood ah oo ay ku joogtay dalka Jordan, iyadoo la kulmay xubno ka tirsan dowladda dalkaas. Waxay ku baaqday in la sii wado taageerada dhallinyarada iyo caruurta dalkaas, iyadoo sheegtay in dhaqaalaha ay hooseeyaan ay saameyn ku yeelan karaan adeegyada lagama maarmaanka ah.
Waxay la kulantay wasiirka waxbarashada iyo horumarinta macaamiisha, Dr. Azmi Mahafzah, iyo wasiirka horumarinta bulshada, Wafa Bani Mustafa, iyagoo ka wada hadlay baahida caruurta dalka Jordan. Waxay sidoo kale booqatay meel ay UNICEF iyo Jordan River Foundation isku shaqeeyaan si ay u taageeraan caruurta dhaqaale la'aan ah.
Horumarinta Caruurta iyo Caqabadaha
Madaxweynaha UNICEF ayaa sheegay in Jordan ay heshay natiijooyin aad u wanaagsan oo ku saabsan caruurta, iyadoo qof kasta oo caruur ah ay ku biirto maktabad. Hase yeeshee, qof kasta oo seddexaad oo caruur ah ayaa ku nool dhaqaale la'aan, iyadoo qof kasta oo afar ka mid ah caruurta ay ku sugan yihiin xaalad adag.
Sidoo kale, qof kasta oo saddex ka mid ah caruurta dhalinyarada ah ayaa ka baxay shaqo, iyadoo dowladdu ay diiradda saartay qorshayaal dhaqaale oo loogu talagalay in la helo shaqo iyo adeegyada lagama maarmaanka ah. UNICEF ayaa diyaar u ah inay sii waddo taageerada dowladda Jordan.
Qaxootiga iyo Taageerada Caalamiga ah
Jordan ayaa qaxooti Soomaaliyeed ka dhigatay meel aad u weyn, iyadoo qof kasta oo afar ka mid ah qaxootiga Soomaaliyeed ay ku nool yihiin dalkaas. Qaxootiga Soomaaliyeed ayaa u baahan taageero caalami ah, iyadoo dowladdu ay diyaar u tahay inay sii waddo taageerada qaxootiga Soomaaliyeed.
UNICEF ayaa ku baaqday in la sii wado taageerada dhaqaale ee Jordan, iyadoo sheegtay in dhaqaalaha ay hooseeyaan ay saameyn ku yeelan karaan adeegyada lagama maarmaanka ah. Waxay sidoo kale sheegtay in dowladdu ay diyaar u tahay inay sii waddo taageerada qaxootiga Soomaaliyeed.
UNICEF Executive Director Catherine Russell concluded a two-day visit to Jordan on 29 September 2026, praising the country's progress for children while warning that a declining funding environment threatens essential services for the most vulnerable.
Russell Commends Jordan's Progress and Meets Government Officials
During her visit, Russell spent time with children at a Jordan River Foundation community centre, where UNICEF and the Foundation work together to provide vulnerable children with learning, protection, and support. She met with Education Minister Dr. Azmi Mahafzah and Social Development Minister Wafa Bani Mustafa to discuss the needs of children in Jordan.
Russell highlighted Jordan's strong national strategies for children, including in social protection, child protection and support for young people, and reaffirmed UNICEF's commitment to working alongside the Government to help translate these strategies into lasting improvements for every child.
Impressive Gains Mask Persistent Challenges for Jordan's Youth
Almost every child in Jordan now attends primary school, and the Child Rights Law of 2022 sets out children's rights in national law. However, around one in seven children live in multidimensional poverty, without reliable access to services such as health care and education.
Nearly three in four children aged 1 to 14 experience violent discipline at home, while around 39 per cent of young people are out of work. Jordan has hosted 1.3 million Syrian refugees at the height of the Syrian conflict, and many remain and require continued support from the international community.
UNICEF Calls for Flexible, Multi-Year Donor Support
"Jordan is achieving impressive results for children," said UNICEF Executive Director Catherine Russell. "UNICEF will continue our support for the Government's efforts in turning school enrolment into quality learning and future jobs. And we will support on making social protection a gateway to vital services, with special focus on children with disabilities."
A declining funding environment is affecting the ability to deliver essential services for the most vulnerable children in Jordan. UNICEF is calling for continued donor support through flexible, multi-year funding that strengthens Jordan's own systems for every child.
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