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Home Jordan News PM meets Muslim World League chief 20-11-2012 12:00 AM Ammon News - Amman, (Petra)--Prime Minister Abdullah Ensour on Tuesday received Secretary General of the Muslim World League Abdullah Bin Abdul Mihsin Al Turki and the accompanying delegation. Ensour was briefed by the Al Turki on duties and tasks of the Mecca-based league which oversees Islamic universities and their periodical meetings. During the meeting, which was attended by Chief Justice Ahmad Hilayel, the two sides also discussed Jordanian-Saudi ties. The prime minister highlighted the strong ties between Jordan and Saudi Arabia as well as the Saudi supportive stance towards Jordan.

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PM meets Muslim World League chief

20-11-2012 12:00 AM

Ammon News - Amman, (Petra)--Prime Minister Abdullah Ensour on Tuesday received Secretary General of the Muslim World League Abdullah Bin Abdul Mihsin Al Turki and the accompanying delegation.

Ensour was briefed by the Al Turki on duties and tasks of the Mecca-based league which oversees Islamic universities and their periodical meetings.

During the meeting, which was attended by Chief Justice Ahmad Hilayel, the two sides also discussed Jordanian-Saudi ties.

The prime minister highlighted the strong ties between Jordan and Saudi Arabia as well as the Saudi supportive stance towards Jordan.

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