Wednesday - 11/2/2026
GMTC issued an IT trainer preparation course, a specialized course held over six months, with the participation of various services and institutions.
The course included advanced courses in networks, databases, and server management, with the aim of preparing certified trainers capable of transferring knowledge and enhancing the quality of technical training, in line with the requirements of technological development and the needs of institutional work.
In the graduates' speech, delivered by Captain Engineer / Marah Hawa, she expressed her thanks and appreciation to the institute's management and trainers for the scientific and practical support they provided, stressing the graduates' commitment to applying the skills and knowledge they acquired in their work sites.
The Director of the Expertise Institute for Integrated Solutions also stressed the importance of partnership in developing technical capabilities and enhancing specialized training programs. Appreciating the importance of the effective partnership with GMTC which resulted in the development of information technology workers in various security forces, and its reflection in accomplishing tasks.
The Governor of Jericho and the Jordan Valley, Dr. Hussein Hamayel, also delivered a speech in which he expressed his pride in graduating this group of qualified national competencies, stressing that investing in people is the true basis for sustainable development and institution-building.
In a speech by the Chairman of GMTC Staff Major General / Mahmoud Haroun, head of GMTC he stressed that this course comes within GMTC's vision of developing human competencies and raising the level of professional performance, stressing the importance of investing in the human element as the basic pillar for building strong institutions capable of keeping pace with modern challenges. He praised the bilateral relationship between GMTC and the Express Institute.
At the end of the ceremony, certificates were distributed to the graduates, amidst an atmosphere of pride and honor, confirming GMTC's keenness to continue supporting qualitative training programs and enhancing the process of professional and technical development.