Body Engineer Dr. Mohammad Khaled Al-Buqai, founder of Body Engineering and Manual Therapy, welcomed this morning Professor Dr. Ashraf Al-Rajoub, Dean of Irbid University College – Al-Balqa Applied University, accompanied by Dr. Waleed Suleiman Hayajneh, Assistant Dean for Planning, Development, and Quality Affairs, during an official visit aimed at learning about the therapeutic and rehabilitative services offered at the center and exploring academic and training cooperation opportunities between both sides.

Dr. Al-Buqai welcomed the guests and escorted them on an introductory tour inside the center’s departments, during which he provided a detailed explanation of the philosophy of manual therapy and the Body Engineering approach that distinguishes the work system at Al-Buqai World. The tour also included a presentation of the mechanisms used in managing complex medical cases that have shown noticeable improvement after undergoing treatment at the center. The delegation also listened to live testimonies shared by several patients who expressed the significant improvement, regained mobility, and renewed hope they experienced after years of suffering.

Following the field tour, a friendly discussion session was held in which the two parties explored proposed frameworks of cooperation between Irbid University College and Al-Buqai World for Natural Therapy. These included receiving students from the college for practical training at the center, in addition to organizing introductory lectures delivered by Dr. Al-Buqai for the college’s students, with the aim of expanding awareness of Body Engineering and its philosophy based on manual therapy without pharmaceutical or chemical intervention.

At the conclusion of the visit, Professor Dr. Ashraf Al-Rajoub expressed his deep appreciation for the scientific and humanitarian efforts he witnessed during the tour, affirming that the advanced therapeutic outcomes observed represent a pioneering example in the region in the field of rehabilitation and alternative therapy. Dr. Mohammad Khaled Al-Buqai also valued this visit, considering it an important step toward strengthening academic and community partnership, empowering students, and providing them with opportunities to explore the science of Body Engineering.

The visit concluded with both parties affirming continued coordination in the coming period and establishing practical mechanisms to translate the proposed cooperation into concrete action that serves students and the community, and contributes to supporting the rehabilitation and therapy sector at the local and regional levels.