The chief of the Royal Hashemite Court, Yousuf Hassan Al-Eisawi, met on Wednesday with a delegation from the North Amman Cultural and Community Forum at the Royal Hashemite Court.
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Al-Eisawi said Jordan is pressing forward steadily, drawing on a deeply rooted Hashemite heritage, strong national institutions, and the vision of His Majesty King Abdullah II, which places the building of a modern state, the rule of law, security, stability, and public service at the top of the country's priorities.
He said Jordan's national journey, extending from the principles of the Great Arab Revolt, had established an approach grounded in institutional strength, moderation, and respect for human dignity. He added that the security, stability, and resilience Jordan had achieved were the fruit of an accumulated national effort and a firm bond between the leadership and the people.
Al-Eisawi noted that His Majesty the King, with the engagement of His Royal Highness Crown Prince Al Hussein bin Abdullah II, gives sustained attention to economic and investment affairs, with the aim of broadening the base of growth, attracting quality investment, creating employment, empowering young people, and strengthening the competitiveness of the national economy.
He said the royal economic vision rests on building strategic partnerships, capitalising on regional and international opportunities, and making use of Jordan's advantages, foremost among them its geographic location, stability, and skilled human resources, in ways that improve the business environment and embed a productive, competitive economic model.
Al-Eisawi said that regional developments underscored the importance of the approach Jordan pursues under His Majesty's leadership, one that prioritises reason and dialogue, avoids escalation, and works to address the root causes of crises while pushing for comprehensive and just political solutions.
He affirmed that Jordan's positions on Arab causes are firm and unwavering, led above all by the Palestinian cause and the protection of Islamic and Christian holy sites in Jerusalem, in line with the Hashemite Custodianship over them.
Al-Eisawi said Jordan's strength rests on the awareness, unity, and cohesion of its people and their rallying around their homeland and leadership. He added that the Royal Hashemite Court would remain the home of all Jordanians, open to citizens of all backgrounds, reflecting a commitment to dialogue and to listening to a wide range of national views and ideas.
For their part, the forum's attendees expressed pride in the positions His Majesty the King has taken in defending Jordan's interests and the causes of the Arab world. They said Jordan's stance, under His Majesty's leadership, had remained steadfast amid the region's challenges and that Jordan continues to engage politically and diplomatically at both the regional and international levels in defence of security, stability, and a just peace.
The attendees said that Jordan's security, stability, and social cohesion, despite the turbulence across the region, reflected harmony among the leadership, state institutions, and society, and reinforced Jordanians' confidence in their country's ability to overcome challenges and move forward.
They also pointed to the role Crown Prince Al Hussein plays in supporting and empowering young people and opening space for their energy, ideas, and initiatives. They said His Royal Highness's engagement with young Jordanians gives them the confidence to participate actively in shaping their country's future and to channel their abilities into work that serves society.
The attendees praised the efforts of Her Majesty Queen Rania Al Abdullah in supporting education, empowering women and youth, and advancing the presence and role of Jordanian women in development and nation-building. They affirmed that women are an essential partner in Jordan's national journey.
They also commended His Majesty the King's efforts in defending the legitimate rights of the Palestinian people, rejecting displacement and injustice, and pursuing a just peace. They said Jordan's position rests on firm, unchanging principles and on a pan-Arab and human responsibility towards Palestine and its people.
Regarding the North Amman Cultural Forum, the attendees said it was established to serve as a cultural and community incubator bringing together dispersed efforts and initiatives under a single umbrella, and contributing to the translation of national visions into practical programmes that promote awareness, culture, positive citizenship, and a sense of responsible belonging.
This article was originally written in Arabic for Al Ghad. It was translated into English with AI assistance and edited by Jordan News.
