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Home Editor's Choice Top US official thanks Jordan for open-border policy for Syrian refugees 29-11-2012 12:00 AM Ammon News - Petra - United States Assistant Secretary of State for Population, Refugees, and Migration, Anne C. Richard, on Wednesday thanked Jordan for maintaining an open-border policy for Syrian refugees despite the Kingdom's economic and financial hardships. Speaking at a meeting with a number of journalists in Amman, Richard said her the US is about to offer Jordan with more than $660 million assistance to Jordan over a period of five years under a memorandum of understating the countries signed. She stressed Jordanian-US ties and said they are based on mutual respect and common interests. He also spoke her visit to the Zaatari Syrian refugees camp in northern Jordan.

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Top US official thanks Jordan for open-border policy for Syrian refugees

29-11-2012 12:00 AM

Ammon News - Petra - United States Assistant Secretary of State for Population, Refugees, and Migration, Anne C. Richard, on Wednesday thanked Jordan for maintaining an open-border policy for Syrian refugees despite the Kingdom's economic and financial hardships.

Speaking at a meeting with a number of journalists in Amman, Richard said her the US is about to offer Jordan with more than $660 million assistance to Jordan over a period of five years under a memorandum of understating the countries signed.

She stressed Jordanian-US ties and said they are based on mutual respect and common interests. He also spoke her visit to the Zaatari Syrian refugees camp in northern Jordan.

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