Jumana Ghunaimat
Jumana Ghunaimat (; born 4 December 1973) is a Jordanian journalist and media figure, and is the former Minister of State for Media Affairs and Government Spokesperson in Prime Minister Omar Al-Razzaz's cabinet on 14 June 2018. She currently occupies the position of Jordan's ambassador to Morocco. Personal life Ghunaimat was born and raised in Al-Salt to a family of nine boys and three girls. Her father is retired major general and former deputy Pasha Suleiman Ali Ghunaimat, and her mother Hind Abdel Fattah Ghunaimat is a retired teacher. Ghunaimat moved between Baghdad and Amman when her father was a military attaché in Iraq, and studied at the model school located in Salt, completing secondary studies there. She holds a bachelor's degree in political science from the University of Jordan, obtained in June 1996. Ghunaimat has two children, a daughter named Wassan and a son named Shas. Career Ghunaimat started her career in 1996 in Al-Raiy newspaper in the advertising department, and then she took over the poverty pockets file. In 2006, she was offered a job in the Jordanian newspaper "Al-Sijel", in addition to her work in "Al-Raiy", with professors Mustafa Al-Hamarneh and George Hawatmeh. Ghunaimat also supported women