Reflecting its unwavering commitment to ensuring a safe and healthy work environment, Orange Jordan carried out various activities on World Day for Safety and Health at Work, which fell on 28th April 2026, over several weeks. This comes as part of the company’s efforts to raise awareness about health and safety among employees, as it constantly seeks to provide a workspace that offers the highest levels of security while reducing potential risks and preventing diseases.

In cooperation with the Mind Clinic Group for mental wellness, the company organized an online awareness session for employees, focusing on psychological safety in the workplace. Moreover, an episode of the internal radio show "Orange Radio” was dedicated to the occasion, hosting the clinic’s professional therapist Dina Bani Mustafa to discuss the importance of mental health and its ultimate impact on increasing productivity and enhancing levels of job satisfaction.

In parallel, the company sent employees an instruction letter via internal communication channels along with a video from the Safety Department stressing the need to fully commit to safety standards and preventive measures within the work environment. It also underscored climate change and its repercussions on public health and plans to employ artificial intelligence and virtual reality to promote occupational safety.

The company also launched the "Safety Champion" competition for the technical field, as part of its approach aiming to boost engagement and participation, that included a set of quizzes around occupational health and safety topics via a digital platform. Chief Executive Officer of Orange Jordan, Eng. Philippe Mansour, is planned to honor the winners of the competition and the employees who most adhere to public safety standards while performing their duties.

Orange Jordan affirmed its belief in the true value of investing in safe work practices for its employees, and its objective to facilitate a sustainable work environment as part of its excellence and corporate culture, relying on applying the highest international standards to ensure the safety and health of all its employees. It embodied this dedication by renewing the ISO certificate for occupational safety management systems (ISO 45001:2018) for the third consecutive year in 2025.

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