Capital Bank Sponsors Jordan Media Institute’s 10th Anniversary Gala Dinner
The event, held under the patronage of HRH Princess Rym Ali, founder of the Jordan Media Institute, was attended by a large crowd of Arab and foreign journalists, including Richard Quest, a CNN International Anchor, and Caroline Faraj, CNN’s Vice President of Arabic Services, in addition to members of the Jordanian media.
Capital Bank’s sponsorship of this event comes in line with its commitment to promote economic development by supporting the communities in which it operates, as well as directly contributing to the educational and non-profit organizations in these communities.
Capital Bank is dedicated to supporting the educational sector in Jordan as a cornerstone of community development. Moreover, Capital Bank believes that providing an environment that fosters innovation and creativity gives students the opportunity to progress and build a better future for Jordan.
The sponsorship also comes in recognition of the role played by the Jordan Media Institute (JMI) to raise journalism standards in Jordan and the Arab region by empowering its graduates with the skills, knowledge and expertise to truly excel in the region’s unique media environment, while meeting the highest international standards.
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