As part of its ongoing efforts to implement its vision of promoting the values ​​of integrity and transparency, Zarqa University organized a lecture on Tuesday, April 22^nd, 2025, entitled "Combating Corruption and National Integrity Standards." The lecture aimed to spread the culture of integrity and raise awareness of the risks of corruption and the mechanisms for combating it among university students.

The lecture was delivered by investigators at the Integrity and Anti-Corruption Commission, Mr. Samer Al-Dasit and Mr. Abdul Rahman Mahidat, in the presence of Prof. Alaa Dr. Addin Sadeq, the university's Vice President for Academic Affairs.

The event was attended by Prof. Dr. Tariq Mubaideen, the Dean of the Faculty of Economics and Administrative Sciences, and Dr. Omar Al-Makhzoumi, the Dean of the Faculty of Law, along with a number of faculty members and students from the Faculties of Media, Law, and Economics and Administrative Sciences.

Prof. Sadiq emphasized that organizing this lecture stems from the University's deep belief in its role in instilling the concepts of integrity and transparency among its students, as they are the cornerstone of building an informed society immune to the scourge of corruption.

He pointed out that the "Integrity Ambassadors Program" represents a real opportunity to engage youth in anti-corruption efforts through education and practical training, emphasizing the University's constant commitment to serving as a platform for purposeful dialogue and a source for disseminating positive national values.

Sadiq valued the attendance of this group of academics and students, considering them evidence of the great awareness of the importance of this issue and the need to activate it within the university campus and in society as a whole.

At the conclusion of the lecture, Prof. Sadiq honored Mr. Samer Al-Dasit and Mr. Abdulrahman Muhidat, by presenting them with commemorative shields in recognition of their efforts and active participation in enriching the symposium's themes.