Royal Court vows open-door policy as tribal delegation pledges loyalty

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The Chief of the Royal Court meets with a delegation from the Al Abu Sal clan
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Royal Court Chief Yousuf Hassan Al-Eisawi said Sunday that Jordan is advancing with confidence toward the future under the leadership of His Majesty King Abdullah II, with the support and oversight of His Royal Highness Crown Prince Hussein bin Abdullah II. Speaking during a meeting with a delegation from the Al Abu Al-Sal tribe, Al-Eisawi said the country draws on a deeply rooted Hashemite legacy, strong national institutions, and a popular will that believes in Jordan's capacity to overcome challenges and sustain its development.اضافة اعلان

Al-Eisawi said the Royal Hashemite Court would remain a home for all Jordanians, with its doors open to them, in line with the King's directives and a Hashemite tradition of direct engagement, listening to citizens, and fostering dialogue based on transparency, responsibility, and the primacy of the national interest.

He added that Jordan, drawing on the principles of the Great Arab Revolt, had built - under Hashemite leadership - a modern state founded on the rule of law, strong institutions, moderation, and respect for human dignity. He said the country had become a model of security, stability, and achievement despite the crises and rapid transformations the region has witnessed.

Al-Eisawi noted that the economic initiatives and investment opportunities being pursued by the King and the Crown Prince reflect a royal vision aimed at positioning Jordan as a promising regional hub for investment and business, capitalising on the country's geographic location, political stability, and skilled workforce.

He said regional developments had vindicated the royal vision, which has consistently called for prioritising reason and dialogue, avoiding escalation, addressing the root causes of crises, and pushing for just and comprehensive political solutions. This approach, he said, had established Jordan's standing as a voice of wisdom and moderation and a reliable partner in promoting regional and international security and peace.

Al-Eisawi reaffirmed Jordan's firm stance on Arab causes, foremost among them the Palestinian cause, the rights of the Palestinian people, and the protection of Islamic and Christian holy sites in Jerusalem under the historical Hashemite custodianship.

Speakers from the delegation expressed pride in Hashemite leadership and pledged their solidarity under the Hashemite banner and their commitment to serving Jordan and defending its security, stability, and achievements.

The delegation praised the King's efforts in preserving Jordan's security and stability amid difficult regional conditions and commended his positions in support of the Palestinian cause and the defence of Islamic and Christian holy sites in Jerusalem. They said Jordan's strength and internal cohesion constituted a pillar of support for Palestine and the broader causes of the Arab world.

Members of the Al Abu Al-Sal tribe affirmed that their tribe would remain an active force in promoting community security and stability.

This article was originally written in Arabic for Al Ghad.