As part of its ongoing support to Jordan’s fight against terrorism, the CT JUST project is implementing two key capacity-building initiatives aimed at reinforcing national resilience and operational readiness across security institutions. 

Twelve members of the Jordanian security forces participated in the second module of a specialized training program focused on the Early Warning Concept to Prevent Terrorism Threats. Delivered by CT JUST and a short-term expert from The Red Team Analysis Society, the training enhanced participants’ ability to detect and assess threats through advanced use of Open-Source Intelligence (OSINT), data visualization, and predictive modeling, while emphasizing respect for human rights and privacy standards. 

Concurrently, CT JUST launched a Train of Trainers (ToT) program in forensic crime scene management, equipping 15 investigators (10 men and 5 women) to become national forensic instructors. This initiative builds on the lessons learned during Jordan’s 2024 national crisis simulation “Dar Al Aman 4” and responds to the growing need for institutionalized, high-level training. Structured in three modules from May to September, the program combines theoretical knowledge, practical simulations, and a strong ethical foundation, developed in cooperation with the Public Security Directorate (PSD), the EU Delegation in Jordan, and the Service for Foreign Policy Instruments (FPI). 

Together, these efforts represent a strategic investment in Jordan’s long-term security and justice capacity, advancing both preventive intelligence tools and forensic professionalism to confront terrorism with effectiveness and integrity.