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The Faculty of Law at University of Petra organized a gathering for its graduates under the title "Law Faculty Alumni Forum" in Moot Trial Courtroom in the Faculty of Law building. The event was attended by the Dean of the Faculty of Law, Dr. Ali Al Dabbas, the Dean of Student Affairs, Prof. Eyad Mallah, and several faculty members of the Faculty of Law.
Al Dabbas emphasized the faculty's commitment to maintaining communication with its graduates, serving the faculty's mission, and activating its role in serving the local community. He noted that the gathering aims to enhance self-communication among the graduates and to coordinate and collaborate between them and the faculty.
Al-Dabbas mentioned that the university has decided to provide its graduates with a card that qualifies them to benefit from the university's facilities and services, to ensure continued communication with the alumni. He stated that the forum aims to establish foundations and frameworks that contribute to successful communication, thus ensuring the Faculty of Law's role as the primary supporter of all its graduates. He expressed gratitude for the university's efforts in supporting alumni communication.
The Dean of Student Affairs welcomed the participants in the forum, confirming the support of the Deanship for Student Affairs in enhancing communication between the faculties and their graduates. He pledged to utilize all facilities and activities to serve the graduate students.
Law faculty graduates praised the initiative and the university's dedication to engaging with them. They affirmed their support for the initiatives that will arise from the forum, and they proposed numerous suggestions. Among these suggestions was for graduates to contribute to enhancing the capabilities of current students, preparing them for the job market. This could be achieved through meetings with students, assisting them in preparing for the bar association exam, and providing necessary support in this regard.
The graduates also expressed their willingness to help current students in mock trial activities, imparting advocacy skills, and organizing visits to courts to familiarize them with litigation procedures in Jordanian courts. Additionally, some graduates and participants in postgraduate programs expressed their commitment to enhancing students' research skills.
The graduates expressed their desire to collaborate with the Deanship of the Faculty of Law and faculty members in scientific research and joint publications. They also aimed to support and assist future graduating students in providing professional training opportunities.
Concluding the meeting, the Dean of the Faculty thanked all participants in the forum and wished them progress and success in their professional and personal lives.​