Applied Science Private University has once again demonstrated its academic excellence, with its Faculty of Law students securing third place in the Fourth Arab Regional International Humanitarian Law Moot Court Competition.
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In a distinguished academic achievement reflecting the excellence of Applied Science Private University students and highlighting the Faculty of Law's active presence in regional and international legal forums, the Faculty's team secured third place in the fourth edition of the Arab Regional International Humanitarian Law Moot Court Competition.
The competition was held in Muscat, the capital of the Sultanate of Oman, and organized by the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC), in cooperation with the Omani National Committee for International Humanitarian Law and Sultan Qaboos University. It brought together university teams representing ten Arab countries.
The university's team comprised students Layan Al-Jaafreh, Yara Al-Safadi, and Ahmad Khater, who demonstrated outstanding legal competence and advanced skills in legal research, analysis, memorandum preparation, and oral pleadings.
Their performance throughout the competition reflected a high level of commitment, preparation, and teamwork. The team was supervised by Dr. Mohammad Al-Shabatat, who provided academic guidance and support throughout the preparation and competition stages.
The competition featured advanced legal proceedings, during which students presented arguments before specialized judging panels comprising academics and judges. The participants addressed hypothetical cases involving armed conflicts and the application of international humanitarian law, providing them with an opportunity to apply their legal knowledge in practical scenarios that simulated international litigation procedures.
This achievement marks a valuable addition to the record of accomplishments of the Faculty of Law and Applied Science Private University. It also reflects the university's commitment to academic excellence and enhancing the quality of legal education through a stimulating learning environment that combines theoretical foundations with practical application.
This approach equips students with legal research, critical thinking, and advocacy skills, while strengthening their ability to compete in regional and international legal forums.
On this occasion, Applied Science Private University extends its warmest congratulations and appreciation to the winning students and their supervisor in recognition of their outstanding efforts and their distinguished representation of the university and the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan.
The university wishes them continued success and further achievements that will strengthen its standing and raise Jordan's profile in international academic and legal forums.
