AMMAN – The
African Arabian Excellence Award (2022-2023), the first
of its kind in the
Middle East and North Africa, honored ARDD for its
exceptional leadership, institutional efficiency, and commitment to promoting
excellence, quality, and good governance in Arab initiatives.
اضافة اعلان
Samar Muhareb emphasized the importance of integrating sustainable
development goals into
standards of excellence, underscoring the connection
between institutional sustainability and achieving these goals. She stressed
the need for a scientific approach to enhance collective institutional work,
particularly in civil society organizations, which play a vital role in
supporting stability and socioeconomic development.
Muhareb acknowledged the efforts of the
African Arabian Excellence Award organizers and highlighted ARDD's commitment to building an institution
capable of development, resilience, and excellence, despite challenges like
crises, wars, and high operational costs.
Samuel Bishay, the founder of the African Arabian Excellence Award,
explained the award's aim to encourage institutions to adopt international
standards of excellence, compete regionally, and inspire excellence among staff
members.
ARDD, founded in 2008 in Amman, Jordan, seeks to lead an
Arab Renaissance initiative that aligns with the region's ongoing transformations,
democratic governance, progressive development, and social equity. The
organization operates primarily in Jordan while extending its programs,
projects, and research to other Arab countries, supported by donors,
international agencies, and NGOs.
ARDD's overarching vision is to create an Arab world where all
individuals have equitable, inclusive, and sustainable rights and
opportunities.
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