The Crown Prince Foundation

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The Crown Prince Foundation (CPF) was born out of the vision of His Royal Highness Crown Prince Al Hussein bin Abdullah II to build a bright future for youth in Jordan and his underlying belief that youth are integral to shaping the future of the Kingdom.

Since it was founded in 2015, CPF has strived to create and facilitate opportunities that empower youth to shape their futures and contribute meaningfully to their communities and the Kingdom. CPF targets youth from varying demographics and has a presence in every governorate in Jordan to ensure that all youth, regardless of location, are within reach of the support and opportunities they need to thrive.

To date, CPF has grown into a nationwide force with a total reach of 2.2 million youth, over 14 programs and over 26 facilities strategically located across the Kingdom.

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Last Updated: November 17, 2025

The Crown Prince Foundation Representative

Meet the leaders driving youth empowerment in their countries.

Each country participating in the Global Hope Network is represented by a dedicated leader who is passionate about empowering youth and driving impactful initiatives. These representatives play a key role in showcasing their nation’s Best Practices and fostering global collaboration to create positive change.

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Tamam Mango

CEO, The Crown Prince Foundation

Tamam holds a Ph.D. in Politics from the University of Exeter; a master’s in city planning degree with a focus on International Development and Regional Planning and bachelor’s degrees in management science and urban planning from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

More recently, Tamam completed the Advanced Finance Program under the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania, and an Executive Program focusing on Leadership with the Stanford University Graduate School of Business. Tamam began her career as a member of the Jordan National Competitiveness Team at the Ministry of Planning and International Cooperation. She then moved to the Jordan Agency for Enterprise and Investment Development, part of the Ministry of Industry and Trade, and later worked with the Greater Amman Municipality. Tamam also worked as a consultant to clients from the private and public sectors, as well as international donor agencies focusing on economic development and financial advisory services. Today Tamam is the CEO of the Crown Prince Foundation, which works to fulfil the vision of “capable youth for an aspiring Jordan”. The Foundation serves more than 2 million youth across Jordan, focusing on the three main pathways: economic participation, leadership and sustainable development participation.

Best Practices from The Crown Prince Foundation

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Explore the impactful youth-led initiatives submitted by The Crown Prince Foundation. These Best Practices showcase the country’s commitment to innovation, sustainability, and leadership.