The Jordanian Armed Forces – Arab Army (JAF), represented by the Directorate of Mobilization and People's Army, initiated medical examinations on Sunday for the third batch of national service conscripts. This comes as part of the ongoing implementation phases of the National Service Program, which was reactivated to prepare, qualify, and equip Jordanian youth with essential skills and knowledge.
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Medical examinations for conscripts from Irbid, Ajloun, Jerash, and Mafraq governorates are taking place at the Prince Rashid bin Al-Hasan Military Hospital in Idoun, running from Sunday morning, August 16, through Tuesday evening, August 18. Meanwhile, screenings for conscripts from Karak and Tafileh governorates will be conducted on Wednesday, August 19, at the Prince Ali bin Al-Hussein Military Hospital in Karak.
Conscripts from Ma'an and Aqaba governorates will undergo medical checks on Thursday, August 20, at the Prince Hashem bin Abdullah II Military Hospital in Aqaba. Screenings for conscripts from Central Region governorates—Amman, Zarqa, Madaba, and Balqa—will take place between August 23 and September 3 at the Primary Military Medical Commission in Khow.
Conscripts from any governorate across the Kingdom who missed their scheduled appointments may visit the Primary Military Medical Commission in Khow during the same period to undergo their examinations. Additionally, conscripts from the third batch may complete their medical checks at any of the designated testing sites within the announced dates, depending on their personal circumstances and residential locations.
This structured scheduling reflects the commitment of the Jordanian Armed Forces, through the Directorate of Mobilization and People's Army, to streamline the reception process and ensure equitable distribution across military hospitals and medical centers. The geographical timetable accounts for conscripts' places of residence to guarantee the swift completion of their medical and administrative procedures, underscoring the importance of national service as a civic duty that reinforces values of belonging and responsibility among Jordanian youth.
