Orange Jordan announced its sponsorship of the Brotherhood Concert, held on February 27, 2025, led by renowned maestro Marco Marrone at the International School of Choueifat in Amman. The concert falls within the framework of the Refu Jam musical project, which aims to support persons with disabilities and shed light on the beauty and harmony of different cultures.
This humanitarian project featured the participation of several talented musicians, including one person with visual impairment, as well as three musicians with autism. Part of the event’s proceeds were allocated to support these performers.
Commenting on this sponsorship, Orange Jordan stated that the initiative stems from its belief in the importance of supporting activities that foster social inclusion and diversity and empower talented females and males to showcase their artistry, emphasizing that music is a global language capable of uniting hearts without boundaries.
The concert included a variety of songs in different languages, including Arabic, English, French, Italian, and others, reflecting the cultural diversity and harmony that brought participants from varying backgrounds together. The collaboration with the International School of Choueifat in Amman also highlighted the pivotal role of educational institutions in supporting meaningful community initiatives.
The Refu Jam Project is an inspiring model of an initiative that combines art and social responsibility, as it strives to create an expressive platform for talents from different walks of life and abilities, stressing that creativity knows no limits or restrictions.
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