AMMAN –– The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates assured on Saturday that it is in communication with the Jordanian
embassy and community in Kazakhstan, and denied as "misleading"
reports it lost contact with a diplomat, according to the Jordan News Agency,
Petra.
Spokesman Haitham Abul Foul assured that a ministry crisis cell assigned to
follow up on the events and developments in Kazakhstan, had made contacts with
the head of the mission and embassy staff, as well as members of the Jordanian
expatriate community in the various Kazakh regions, despite communication
disruptions in the Central Asian nation.
He said he was shocked over posting such "misleading" news, and urged
social platforms to verify its accuracy and credibility before publication, telling
the press that the ministry was open to any queries.
The spokesman reassured that the ministry's operations center is in constant
coordination with the Jordanian embassy in the Kazakh capital Nur-Sultan to
follow up on the conditions of Jordanians in the riot-stricken country.
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AMMAN –– The
Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates assured on Saturday that it is in communication with the Jordanian
embassy and community in Kazakhstan, and denied as "misleading"
reports it lost contact with a diplomat, according to the Jordan News Agency,
Petra.
Spokesman Haitham Abul Foul assured that a ministry crisis cell assigned to
follow up on the events and developments in
Kazakhstan, had made contacts with
the head of the mission and embassy staff, as well as members of the Jordanian
expatriate community in the various Kazakh regions, despite communication
disruptions in the Central Asian nation.
He said he was shocked over posting such "misleading" news, and urged
social platforms to verify its accuracy and credibility before publication, telling
the press that the ministry was open to any queries.
The spokesman reassured that the ministry's operations center is in constant
coordination with the Jordanian embassy in the Kazakh capital Nur-Sultan to
follow up on the conditions of
Jordanians in the riot-stricken country.
Read more National news
