The Irbid Cultural Forum, in collaboration with the Women's Forum for Cultural Work, welcomed Her Excellency Dr. Batoul Al-Muhaisen, Director of the Princess Basma Center for Women's Studies at Yarmouk University, to discuss the role of women in party life. Mrs. Fayza Al-Zoubi, President of the Women's Forum for Cultural Work, detailed her electoral experience and political involvement in her welcome address. Al-Zoubi greeted the guests and participants, emphasizing the need to host such seminars to activate women's roles and engagement in partisan and political activities. She went on to say that women must assist their fellow women in elections in order to attain the aim of women's involvement in decision-making, and she emphasized the need for gaining experience and developing skills through party work. 

According to Al-Muhaisen, Jordan has a long history of women's political engagement, yet they remain underrepresented in leadership roles. She emphasized the significance of increasing women's political engagement and providing them with the tools and support they require to succeed. She went on to say that society must help women overcome the hurdles to political involvement, which would lead to a more inclusive and democratic Jordan. 

Al-Muhaisen emphasized the need to increase the number of women in parties, elected positions, and leadership roles, as well as assist women in developing the skills and knowledge they need to succeed. Al-Muhaisen closed her statement by highlighting that women are decision-making partners, that they play an active role in party work that would be incomplete without them, and that their involvement is a national and moral responsibility.